greg3347
lycos.com> wrote:>On Sep 20, 10:11 pm, TakeBackOurCountryNOW
aol.com> wrote:>> Tahquitz High School, which opened its doors just weeks ago in the
>> small town of Hemet, California, cost taxpayers (not to mention
>> veterans) like me and other hard-working U.S. citizens $60,000,000
>> dollars to build.
Non-citizens pay taxes too. And you haven't paid for that school yet.
It will be paid for over the next 30 years, much of which time the
kids at that high school will be adults working in the community and
paying taxes either directly as homeowners or indirectly as renters.
>> It's a brand-new, state-of-the-art facility boasting
>> amenities that my own children, who attend an OLD, DECREPIT (but top-
>> ranking) high school can only dream of.
None of the high schools in Hemet meet the state standard API score.
Hemet High, which appears to be the best scoring, scores below average
compared to similar schools in the state. None of the schools have
SAT scores significantly above the national average. Someone has a
strange idea of what a top-ranking school is.
And if you aren't in Hemet, then your taxes aren't going to be paying
for the high school.
>> And the vast majority of Tahquitz High School's students, who enjoy
>> cool, air-conditioned classrooms and gymnasiums while my own children
>> swelter in classrooms and gymnasiums lacking air conditioning, are the
>> anchor babies of illegal aliens.
I just looked up the statistics for the other 4 high schools in that
school district for 2005-2006. This new high school that opened would
have taken its enrollment from students at these other schools. In
fact, the school website says that most of its students would have
attended West Valley High.
Hamilton High 25.3%% Hispanic
West Valley High 38%% Hispanic
Hemet High 27.1%% Hispanic
Alessandro High 45.5%% Hispanic
Hemet and West Valley have most of the students - the other two
schools are small, and Hamilton serves middle and high schoolers.
The middle school that is the primary feeder school for the new school
is 49.3%% Hispanic, so that is a better estimate of the Hispanic
enrollment. Only 20%% of the students are English learners.
Since some percentage of Hispanic kids in Southern California are not
"anchor babies" (since Southern CA has had a high Hispanic population
as long as statistics have been collected), it would have taken some
really creative gerrymandering to make a new school have such a high
Hispanic enrollment that the label "vast majority" could apply to the
"anchor babies" that are a subset thereof. And if it did do so, the
other schools would presumably have even lower Hispanic enrollments,
which this racist would presumably appreciate.
>> Amazingly, expecially since as a new school it only serves TWO GRADE
>> LEVELS at the moment (freshmen and sophomores) this week the local
>> newspaper reported that a SECOND, desperately needed police officer
>> has had to be assigned to the school.
It has an enrollment of 1400, so those two grade levels still make for
a sizeable population.
Hemet has a population of around 75,000 and 88 sworn police officers.
2 officers for 1400 people is almost exactly what the averages would
suggest.
>> The old, run-down, mostly-white
>> high school that my own kids attend, which serves freshmen to seniors,
And has what enrollment?
>> has just one cop assigned to it. When I attended high school not far
>> away, when virtually all students were U.S. citizens, no cops at all
>> were needed to be assigned to the school.
But of course nowadays, even in schools with all US citizens, that
isn't the case. Indeed, at my son's high school, which really IS a
top-ranking school in the country, and had an enrollment over 4 grades
only slightly higher than the new school, has two police officers.
Even the middle schools have a police officer.
>> By the hundreds their illegal alien parents (sans drivers licenses
>> or insurance, needless to say) drop their teenaged anchor babies off
>> at the school every morning in time to receive the first of two free
>> hot, multi-course meals (paid for by MY taxes). Across town, my own
>> kids are forced to eat lukewarm ham sandwiches (guess who paid for the
>> bread, etc?) which had been sitting in their lockers for hours, to
>> later be washed down with a $1.25 bottles of Gatorade (yup, we pay
>> cold cash for that, too) which the anchor babies are given for free. I
>> figure that between the free breakfasts and lunches alone that their
>> anchor babies (and thus, wallet-wise, they themselves) receive, the
>> illegal alien parents are saving a good $12-$15 a day that I'm forced
>> to shell out.
I couldn't find the high school cafeteria prices, but the lunch price
for paying students at one middle school is $1.50. Your kids could
thus have the same food that they have for around $4 per day.
>> So THIS is why I risked my life serving America in the U.S. Armed
>> Forces? For the privilege, along with my fellow taxpayers, of paying
>> $60 million for a brand-new new high school for violent, criminal
>> anchor baby ingrates who, a mere weeks after it was opened, have
>> turned it into a war zone?
Those anchor babies are at least as likely to serve in the army as
your kids are.
2 police officers does not equal a war zone.
>> I dare not think about the grafitti problem
>> the new $60 million facility I and my fellow citizens paid for surely
>> has.
And you know this because .... you are a subhuman racist slime.
>> Realistically, about 80-90%% of the crime in this small town
75,000 is hardly a small town.
>> WE CAN'T TAKE THIS ABUSE ANY MORE.
So move.
>> SOME OF THE WORST TRAITORS TO THIS COUNTRY HAVE TO BE MADE EXAMPLES
>> OF.
Shall we shoot you first? Anyone who doesn't accept the words on the
Statue of Liberty "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses
yearning to breath free ..." doesn't seem to know what loyalty to the
country means.
>> HEMET - At the start of every school year, students push the limits to
>> see what they can get away with, said Tahquitz High School Principal
>> Sue Richardson.
>>
>> She said there is no tolerance for this on the new campus.
>>
>> Now in the fourth week of classes, the school has had more than 15
>> suspensions for dress code violations and discipline issues.
Some war zone.
>> In light of three off-campus incidents
Ooops. That wasn't at the school.
>> involving a weapon, a racially- and gang-
>> fueled argument and attempted theft, the Hemet Police Department
>> temporarily reassigned a second school resource officer to Tahquitz
>> this week.
temporarily.
>> Hemet police Sgt. Mark Nipp said the regular school resource officer
>> needed relief. During the first two weeks, the officer handled 65
>> incidents on campus, Nipp said. They ranged from aggressive student
>> behavior to dress code violations involving overly baggy pants and
>> shirts that look like gang attire.
Some war zone.
>> Despite the diversity and great number of students in classes,
>> Richardson says there have been no serious challenges on campus.
Some war zone.
>> Teachers were recently trained on gang-related paraphernalia and
>> symbols. Law enforcement toured the campus before school started.
>>
>> Three teachers were added Monday to reduce class sizes.
>>
>> Ezekiel Gatson, 14, said the campus is a good place, especially
>> because he gets along with everyone. He said he had not seen any
>> conflicts among students.
Some war zone.
>>
>> Erica Sanchez, 14, said she has noticed cliques forming. She said she
>> is a little worried that they will one day cause some problems because
>> campus supervisors are splitting them up.
>>
>> "Students realize the bar is set high on campus so they take their
>> little warring groups off campus," Richardson said, referring to some
>> of the off-campus incidents.
>>
>> One involved a 20-year-old woman who threatened some students with a
>> weapon at a nearby park the first week of school, she said.
>>
>> Another started with a clash between students at school that continued
>> on a school bus last week. A 19-year-old who was called by one of the
>> students met the group at a bus stop with a stun gun.
So in at least 2 of the three *off-campus* incidents involving a
weapon, the weapon was being wielded by an adult not attending the
school.
Some war zone.
Imagined ravings of a subhuman racist slime.
lojbab
