The left always discusses how they want to bring up disadvantaged students in the inner city but have done nothing for many, many years. These Unions promote trans to kids without developed brains and hide it from the parents. These Unions get the kids to march in the streets against ICE, which is enforcing our Constitution. Of course, students of today can’t even spell the word, let alone know the laws.
The dumbing down of our inner city kids is horrible, and they deserve better than the self-serving Unions acting as though they care for our kids while they brainwash them as socialists. It is time to take our schools back and remove the Unions from the picture because this is a National Defense issue. All IMO.
“Every eighth-grader at the Success Academy Harlem West Middle charter school passed an “Advanced Placement” world history exam that is typically only taken by high-performing high school students.
Of the 47 eighth graders at the school, 89% even scored at a higher level 4 or 5, while the remaining 11% got a passing grade of 3.
Success Academy students taking “Advanced Placement” exams at the Javits Center in Manhattan in May.
“I’m really proud of the kids. It’s an incredible accomplishment,” said Success Academy Harlem West history teacher Luke Mitchell, whose students excelled on the exam that’s typically taken in 10th grade.
Some 77% of Mitchell’s students are from low-income families, with 70% black and 28% Hispanic.
Hunter Tittle, 14, who will be moving on to Success Academy high school in The Bronx next fall, aced the world history exam administered by the College Board.
“Scoring a 5 on the AP World Exam as an 8th grader was one of the biggest achievements of my life. As I grow up, I’ll know that I have the skills and ability to succeed in whatever I may attempt,” Tittle said in a statement to The Post.
“I’m grateful for my history teacher, Mr. Mitchell, and the work ethic that he taught me and the rest of my classmates, who all passed. In the end, I will use my own experience to serve as an example to my community that, regardless of where you come from, you can always succeed.”
Every eighth-grader at Success Academy Harlem West Middle School passed the AP World History exam this past year.
The AP World History exam, covering the year 1200 to present, includes 55 multiple-choice questions, three short essays or responses and two longer essays. Written answers account for 60% of the grade and require deep knowledge of the content and critical thinking.
Students typically take the exam in the tenth grade, according to the College Board.
At Success Academy’s 59 charter schools, all students are expected to take 18 to 20 Advanced Placement exams before they graduate — including 100% taking AP Calculus, AP Biology, AP Macroeconomics, AP Literature, AP US History and AP Art History.”