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Arkansas

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8. More than likely are. As just about all of them started to avoid integration and in a large number of wealthy schools

Sat May 3, 2025, 12:25 PM

May 3

to just avoid having their kids to have to associate with "those other kids".

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Arkansas private school director accused of orchestrating 'child fight club' [View all] LiberalArkie May 3 OP

OMG! And Mary founded the Delta Institute for Developing the Brain? SheltieLover May 3 #1

Do private schools have the same oversight as public schools? Irish_Dem May 3 #2

well, how much spanish do they really need? ret5hd May 3 #4

No, they do not have to pass the same tests as public schools. LiberalArkie May 3 #5

So the private religious schools could be GOP grifting. Irish_Dem May 3 #7

The irony is that the local schools here are excellent. Irish_Dem May 3 #9

Yes, this could be the case. Irish_Dem May 3 #13

Oh, it is. It most definitely is. (n/t) OldBaldy1701E May 3 #14

As John Barth said, it's easy to teach something you know all about. Midnight Writer May 3 #10

Does this school receive voucher money from the state? jls4561 May 3 #3

Don't they know? IjustDontlikeRepugs May 3 #6

Raising future cannon fodder for Whiskey Pete's He-Man Women-Haters Army Midnight Writer May 3 #11