I should have written, what little credibility he had left.
This
is what Bush’s hand picked director of his education foundation, Patricia Levesque
said in a note sent to the Tampa Times, "Commissioner Bennett
and his department found and corrected a mistake that would have unfairly
penalized 13 schools missing data for grades they did not even serve. They
fixed a problem to be accurate and fair - any accusation otherwise is false and
politically motivated," reads the statement released by Bush's foundation Tuesday
afternoon.
It
goes on: "A-F school grading empowers parents to know how well schools are
serving their children, in a transparent and easy to understand way. In 2012,
Indiana was in its first year of its new school grading calculation, and there
is always a learning process when implementing a policy new to a state.
"The
best thing to do is to lay out the facts, which is what Commissioner Bennett is
doing. Political attacks will come and go. The focus must remain on ensuring
every student has access to a high-quality education that prepares them for
success."
Apparently the facts have led to his
resignation, and to be honest if they were so concerned about facts they wouldn’t
be pushing for charters and vouchers.
Either Bush thinks the citizens of Florida are either stupid or apathetic. Probably both. Talk about hubris.
ReplyDeleteBennett is gone. I hope we get someone 1000% better this time.
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