The public schools I attended (DC and PG county) were not that great
but still better than they are today.
In Florida, when less than half the kids passed the FCAT, they simply
regraded the tests to a lower standard.
This is after 3 years of teachers complaining that they were only
"teaching the test"
The
class was taught in one of the oldest buildings on campus, a large
structure built shortly after the Civil War. The steam pipe heating
system really cranked on those cold winter mornings, and many of us
wondered if they would explode and kill us all before we finished the
"required" class, or, if we survived, whether we'd have to repeat the
class in another building.
We had steam radiator heat in my high school too. They were hissing
and banging all day.
I blame parents more than any other factor for the poor performance of
their kids in school.
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