There are a few bugs in the

Richard Day — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 21:45:20 +0000

There are a few bugs in the software here, I already responded to this but I became lost in never never land. hahahah

Still good software though.

As a boomer in the 50's & 60's I grew up in classes of 30+ students.

Most kids in the olden days found themselves in a one room school house with twenty kids; and only 2 or 3 kids were in the same year. hahahah

I suppose if only 3 kids were in your class, being the number one second grader might have felt nice!

I bet that it could be proven that the boomers in the newly created suburbs received the best education ever in the history of mankind.

Really bright kids are going to rebel against whatever propaganda is being taught in the Texas Texts (sorry Q) anyway!

I recall one history teacher in high school; students were throwing spitballs onto the blackboard, but I listened to him...as opposed to others. I mean he was interesting.

We have had standardized tests before w bush's bullshite handout to test makers ever received a dime of tax monies.

I am against the tenure system for a multitude of reasons. Who cares?

Some teacher gets $34,546.00 a year and another gets $37,472.53. Who cares?

I think I lost my mental thread here, and so to bed! ha

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There are a few bugs in the