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You know that dream you have where you wake up (in your dream) and realize that today is the final exam for a particular class that you never attended because you could never find the classroom in all the ten weeks you wandered the university halls? I wonder if that is what happened with the hundreds of teachers in the Spokane school district that allowed one class required by the state to drop through the cracks for the last four years! Unbelievable! And on Washington state history, no less.
See http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2009/may/29/seniors-take-state-history-on-the-fly/
I know it’s nobody’s fault - but, good grief!
Jeanie
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lewis8457 on May 29 at 11:59 a.m.
Just shows how screwed up the people that are at the helm in this state are. Now it is the student and teachers fault because some in competent union employee cant do their job.
And we just get to keep on paying, and paying, and paying………
If this state doesn’t have enough money for education, why? I thought the lotto was supposed to fix all that? Wasn’t that the agreement so many years ago the profits of the lottery tickets were for education what happened to that?
Sad case of affairs.
ChefGus/ John Olsen on May 29 at 4:29 p.m.
Yes it IS somebodies fault… the student’s for not checking to see what credit’s were required for graduation… simple as that.. gus