The tide is turning....

[Anonymous]

He alluded to it recently.

[Anonymous]

I can attest to that.

However, we still have ArriveCan. Follow the science True Dope.

[Frood]

He alluded to it recently.

Covering his arse again. The little narcissistic prick needs to stfu.

[Anonymous]

I can attest to that.

However, we still have ArriveCan. Follow the science True Dope.

It's causing chaos at our international airports.

[Bricktop]

I guess I won't be visiting Canada any time soon.

[Thiel]

I guess I won't be visiting Canada any time soon.

We would roll out the red carpet for you.

[Frood]

I guess I won't be visiting Canada any time soon.

It's bad enough they still demand face masks on flights here for short trips.... I couldn't imagine an 18-22 flight recycling carbon dioxide and bad breath through a worthless face bikini....much less a stupid declaration app to enter a communist leaning country... fuck.that....

[Anonymous]

Now, with the results in from standardized tests administered this spring, it is abundantly clear that the school closures have also negatively impacted the academic ability and wherewithal of American children nationwide.



In Washington, D.C., data released regarding standardized test scores indicated a significant drop in proficiency rates between 2019 and 2022.



WTOP reported that data collected across the district pertaining to English language arts and math standardized tests administered to students in grades three through eight as well as to high schoolers in the spring showed:



a 10% decrease in math proficiency between 2019 and 2022 for at-risk students;

a 6% decrease in English language arts proficiency for at-risk students;

that proficiency in math dropped across all grade levels;

that black and Hispanic students saw the largest drop in proficiency on English language arts tests;

that over 2,200 students who were proficient in English language arts in 2019 were no longer proficient this year; and

that over 3,700 students who were proficient in math in 2019 were no longer proficient in 2022.

Deputy Mayor for Education Paul Kihn said, "These results are very sobering and underscore the urgency with which we've all been working for the past two years."

[Anonymous]

Teacher's unions across this fucked up continent should be sued for the damage they've done to kids.

[Anonymous]

Now, with the results in from standardized tests administered this spring, it is abundantly clear that the school closures have also negatively impacted the academic ability and wherewithal of American children nationwide.



In Washington, D.C., data released regarding standardized test scores indicated a significant drop in proficiency rates between 2019 and 2022.



WTOP reported that data collected across the district pertaining to English language arts and math standardized tests administered to students in grades three through eight as well as to high schoolers in the spring showed:



a 10% decrease in math proficiency between 2019 and 2022 for at-risk students;

a 6% decrease in English language arts proficiency for at-risk students;

that proficiency in math dropped across all grade levels;

that black and Hispanic students saw the largest drop in proficiency on English language arts tests;

that over 2,200 students who were proficient in English language arts in 2019 were no longer proficient this year; and

that over 3,700 students who were proficient in math in 2019 were no longer proficient in 2022.

Deputy Mayor for Education Paul Kihn said, "These results are very sobering and underscore the urgency with which we've all been working for the past two years."

I want to see Canadian results.

[Breakfall]

Now, with the results in from standardized tests administered this spring, it is abundantly clear that the school closures have also negatively impacted the academic ability and wherewithal of American children nationwide.



In Washington, D.C., data released regarding standardized test scores indicated a significant drop in proficiency rates between 2019 and 2022.



WTOP reported that data collected across the district pertaining to English language arts and math standardized tests administered to students in grades three through eight as well as to high schoolers in the spring showed:



a 10% decrease in math proficiency between 2019 and 2022 for at-risk students;

a 6% decrease in English language arts proficiency for at-risk students;

that proficiency in math dropped across all grade levels;

that black and Hispanic students saw the largest drop in proficiency on English language arts tests;

that over 2,200 students who were proficient in English language arts in 2019 were no longer proficient this year; and

that over 3,700 students who were proficient in math in 2019 were no longer proficient in 2022.

Deputy Mayor for Education Paul Kihn said, "These results are very sobering and underscore the urgency with which we've all been working for the past two years."

I want to see Canadian results.

I'll give you results cunt! My shin across the bridge of your fucking nose! Now fuck off...