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On 8/9/2020 11:52 PM, %% wrote:


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On 8/9/2020 3:26 PM, %% wrote:


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On 8/8/2020 6:07 PM, Snag wrote:

Â*Â* Jump down from that soapbox Boob F . We lived in a mostly black
neighborhood , our kids went to school with black kids and my wife
taught in a mostly black school in the Arkansas Delta region . The
one recurrent theme we found was that most black kids don't do well
in school . Not from lack of talent or intelligence , but because
of PEER PRESSURE . Those black people that gave so much to give
these children a chance to succeed must be spinning in their graves
at the way these kids have thrown away all that they worked and
sacrificed for .

Snag, you really hit it there.Â* That is ne loop that has to be
broken. Too many are not qualified to do a job if one is available.

We had need for some very low skilled workersÂ* I'd never hire anyone
that did not graduate high school.Â* I found out that if you did not
have enough moxie to get through 12 years of school, you were not
going to do well in the workplace either.

Can't agree with that. Mate of mine who I have known since he was a
school
kid is one of those people who arent academic at all. His dad died
when he
was at the bottom of high school and his mother was a school teacher. He
decided to drop out of school a full year before that was even legal.

He ended up doing fine, doing the major media golf events and stuff
like that.


So you know of one.Â* I know of at least a dozen that did not make it
and wasted time hiring and training.


Of course no high school graduate ever did that.

I know of plenty that have.

There is no excuse in the past few decades not to finish school.


It isn't an excuse, its a fact that plenty have enough
of a clue to work out that what is taught in the last
few years of high school will be no use in the sort
of work that they will choose to do, most obviously
with those who are self employed, who chose to
work in trades and in retail.

It is not 1940 any more where you quit to help the family after 8th
grade.


But there are still plenty who dont need what
is taught in the last couple of years of high
school for the sort of work that plenty still
do and do until they choose to retire.


OK, you are right. Every 15 year old knows what he needs and does not
need to be a success in life.

If you drop out of high school it is usually because you don't have the
mental fortitude to stick with anything but you will be a success on
YouTube.

My experience differs from your.