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Are American kids too soft to work?
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In Oakland California, parents are protesting that their kids should help out with janitorial services in order to save money that is simply not there for education and janitorial services. In Japan the children do all the cleaning and all the light maintenance on their schools. It saves a lot of money and it teaches the kids a valuable lesson on being good stewards of their school. But how are their academics compared to America’s? Well, I think you know that answer. Almost every country in the world is eating our lunch as far as academics is concerned. And no matter how much we . For instance, $16,000 per year per student in Baltimore. Almost no kids are proficient in math and language! When I went to school, SATS were at an all time high, and our parents weren’t ashamed to have their kids do the janitorial work. And no kids resented doing the work!
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