Government Schools and Colleges Have Failed

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https://www.zerohedge.com/personal-fina ... -year-olds

Yes, we noticed:

a not insignificant number of adult students enrolled in higher education are now reading and doing math at a level which, in a more functional society, would be alarming for a middle schooler.

That has been obvious for a while, minnesota schools are terrible. They are government schools run as poorly as most mn government agencies. Consolidated into huge districts, lots of money wasted, huge buildings, cost over runs, leftist indoctrination, racism, communist teachers union, there is little redeeming value and children turn dark sullen withdrawn and bitter. They are taught political lies and little else. It’s a crime against humanity.

U of M is a prime example of an institution that has become corrupted, destructive and threatening.

Government schools are no good . They have failed. Student vouchers are required to restore freedom of education.

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The left are just as dangerous as our foreign enemies.

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I agree. Nothing but a violent hate fest with the stated goals in the open.

Then, along the education lines I see this and got a laugh

Brown’s ‘elite’ students scored 96 on a test with AI and 48 without it…

https://revolver.news/2026/07/browns-el ... ithout-it/

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Government schools are cesspools of corruption

$225,000,000 In ‘Hideous’ Fraud Schemes Found Across US Schools, Report Alleges

https://www.securden.com/privileged-acc ... gJXL_D_BwE

There are many plans to decentralize education. Government schools have failed. It’s time for student vouchers and new approaches impossible in the current decayed gov school system.

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Why do people in minnesota, the great hate state, put up with this?

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/0 ... ears-olds/

Horrible! UMinnesota Launches Transgender Doll For 4 Years Olds

It’s a very sick place.

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In the eyes of many Education has become a disgraced profession. This article may help explain it. It’s a profession filled by the less qualified

https://www.americanthinker.com/article ... -teachers/

Thomas Sowell has long noted that education majors represent the dregs of college and post-graduate applicants. One study found that only 7% of high school seniors with SAT scores in the top quintile chose education as a major, whereas more than half of those in the lowest quintile went into education.

Its time for student vouchers