nah he right tho i went to get ceres that shit trash
Sqalef retweeted
As a father who just chose not to send my older son to public school, here's what's happening:
1. NYC public schools are full of woke, mentally ill people. The teachers, the students, the counselors, everyone is wacked out. If you're just a normal parent that wants a normal school with a normal focus on education, good behavior, friendship, manners, etc. you are shit out of luck.
2. While there are some good elementary schools, most middle schools are atrocious, and result in some of the biggest drops in education outcomes. Even if you send your kid to a good elementary public school, you're 100% going to move in time for middle school. And if you make it to high school, your only hope are the specialized schools, but mamdani the islamist is intent on destroying them, which would completely fuck your kids.
3. The average kid in an average NYC public school is stupid as hell. 70% do not read proficiently for their grade level. They can't do math. They have a ton of behavioral issues and are bad influences on your kid.
As a normal father of a normal family I'm paying an absurd amount of taxes and for what? My hard earned money is being wasted on the comically evil teachers union, paying adult day care fraudsters, and subsidizing the "73% of public school students in poverty." This is just a scam. Those kids are not in poverty. Their parents work under the table, don't report anything to not pay taxes, and get ridiculous government subsidies.
Everyone is running a scam and families like mine are paying for it. It's no wonder so many of my peers left and despite living in NYC for coming on 30 years, I probably will too at some point.
Today my office has released a major new report on student enrollment in NYC.
We found that k-12 enrollment in our public schools has fallen by 187k since 2013, with a projected decline of an additional 128k students by 2034.
As total enrollment declines, NYCPS is serving a student population with growing needs. The number of students with disabilities is increasing. In the most recent school year, approximately 73% of students were in poverty and 14% were homeless or living in temporary housing.
Our report finds the drop in enrollment is driven by declining births and families with children leaving NYC, with a particularly notable drop in public-school enrollment as students transition from elementary to middle school.
These trends have massive implications for our schools that we have only barely begin to grapple with. My hope is that this report will spur a long overdue conversation about what the era of falling student enrollment means for NYC, and what we can do to reverse or slow it. 🧵
Sqalef retweeted
Replying to @blknoiz06
ur handling of $ansem has been absolutely fucked idk how you’re still posting like business as usual
Sqalef retweeted
"But I did previously hack a crypto exchange for billions of dollars."
(Rando email from the guy who hacked Bitfinex. And who went on to marry Razzlekhan)
at 1k i would pay for knowledge
at 10k i would pay for knowledge
at 100k i would pay for knowledge
at 1m i would pay for knowledge
at 10m i would pay for knowledge
at 100m i would pay for knowledge
at 1b i would pay for knowledge
at 10b i would pay for knowledge
at 100b i would pay for knowledge
andrew kang sends his regards
$MSTR CFO Andrew Kang just resigned. Never a good sign. 🚩- sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/…
















