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Students Treated Like Slaves As Part of School Field Trip
Students were told to āhide in the woods from their white mastersā
Julie Wilson
Infowars.com
September 20, 2013
Students at Hartford Magnet Trinity College Academy in Hartford, Conn., were on a field trip last November to Natureās Classroom (a residential environment education program), when they were asked to re-enact slavery as part of āeducational exercise.ā
A local newspaper called The Courant, confirms that on the third night of a four-day trip, students participated in an exercise that included āthreatening language and use of a racial epithet; packing together students in a dark room, as if they were on a slave ship; and hiding in the woods from āwhite mastersā ā and the instructors were white.
āāBring those (n-word) to the house over there. (N-word) if you can read, thereās a problem. Dumb, dark-skinned (n-word). How dare you look at me?āā
The overall theme of the re-enactment was the āUnderground Railroad.ā
Sandra Baker said her 12-year daughter, who is African-American, was āterrorizedā during the exercise and filed a complaint in March with the Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities (CHRO).
Baker, stunned by the exercise, says her daughter was subjected to āsocial and emotion abuseā after participating in the program and has since pulled her out of the school system.
Spokesman for CHRO said the case is still active and provided no further information.
Natureās Classroom has more than a dozen locations in England and New York, and four in Conn.
Director John G. Santos said the āUnderground Railroadā is only āone of 500 activitiesā they provide, and thousands of children have been participating for decades.
Santos defended the program calling it a āhistorical event,ā an āactivity that has validity,ā and a āsimulation.ā
The programās main focus is on ecology, but Santos says āecology includes humankind and weāre working on behalf, and with the schools, that have four major subjects, history being one of them, the social sciences another.ā
The executive director of the African-American Affairs Commission was āoutragedā when he learned that several Conn., schools had participated in the re-enactment.
Unfortunately this type of āeducationā isnāt uncommon.
Yesterday Fox News ran a report about 4th grade students in La., who were given assignments that included the words āPo Pimpā and āmobstaz.ā
Brittney Badeaux was horrified when she heard her 9-year son say the words āPo Pimpā and āmobstaz;ā the whole assignment was reportedly filled with āEbonics.ā
The lesson was an initiative from the Common Core State Standards program, which happens to be backed by the Obama administration and enacted in 45 states, the District of Columbia and four territories. Itās meant to set a āuniform standardā for children, but is doing nothing but ripping the morals and values out the school system.
Superintendent Jerome Puyau, sounded like a brain-dead zombie when he said, āWe foresee that our students will not be successful unless with [sic] align everything to the common core standards.
āWe want them to read real world texts,ā said Puyau. āWe know they will go into a department store and see an album with that language on it. We know that will happen. But is that something they should be reading in the schools?ā
The superintendent audaciously claimed the school did have āhigh morals.ā He said he takes āfull responsibilityā but believes the material is the correct and appropriate material for that age group, according to the Common Core standards.
Laughably, the superintendent said taken āOut of context, this word is inappropriate.ā
This article was posted: Friday, September 20, 2013 at 5:15 pm
Tags: education
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Students were told to āhide in the woods from their white mastersā
Julie Wilson
Infowars.com
September 20, 2013
Students at Hartford Magnet Trinity College Academy in Hartford, Conn., were on a field trip last November to Natureās Classroom (a residential environment education program), when they were asked to re-enact slavery as part of āeducational exercise.ā
A local newspaper called The Courant, confirms that on the third night of a four-day trip, students participated in an exercise that included āthreatening language and use of a racial epithet; packing together students in a dark room, as if they were on a slave ship; and hiding in the woods from āwhite mastersā ā and the instructors were white.
āāBring those (n-word) to the house over there. (N-word) if you can read, thereās a problem. Dumb, dark-skinned (n-word). How dare you look at me?āā
The overall theme of the re-enactment was the āUnderground Railroad.ā
Sandra Baker said her 12-year daughter, who is African-American, was āterrorizedā during the exercise and filed a complaint in March with the Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities (CHRO).
Baker, stunned by the exercise, says her daughter was subjected to āsocial and emotion abuseā after participating in the program and has since pulled her out of the school system.
Spokesman for CHRO said the case is still active and provided no further information.
Natureās Classroom has more than a dozen locations in England and New York, and four in Conn.
Director John G. Santos said the āUnderground Railroadā is only āone of 500 activitiesā they provide, and thousands of children have been participating for decades.
Santos defended the program calling it a āhistorical event,ā an āactivity that has validity,ā and a āsimulation.ā
The programās main focus is on ecology, but Santos says āecology includes humankind and weāre working on behalf, and with the schools, that have four major subjects, history being one of them, the social sciences another.ā
The executive director of the African-American Affairs Commission was āoutragedā when he learned that several Conn., schools had participated in the re-enactment.
Unfortunately this type of āeducationā isnāt uncommon.
Yesterday Fox News ran a report about 4th grade students in La., who were given assignments that included the words āPo Pimpā and āmobstaz.ā
Brittney Badeaux was horrified when she heard her 9-year son say the words āPo Pimpā and āmobstaz;ā the whole assignment was reportedly filled with āEbonics.ā
The lesson was an initiative from the Common Core State Standards program, which happens to be backed by the Obama administration and enacted in 45 states, the District of Columbia and four territories. Itās meant to set a āuniform standardā for children, but is doing nothing but ripping the morals and values out the school system.
Superintendent Jerome Puyau, sounded like a brain-dead zombie when he said, āWe foresee that our students will not be successful unless with [sic] align everything to the common core standards.
āWe want them to read real world texts,ā said Puyau. āWe know they will go into a department store and see an album with that language on it. We know that will happen. But is that something they should be reading in the schools?ā
The superintendent audaciously claimed the school did have āhigh morals.ā He said he takes āfull responsibilityā but believes the material is the correct and appropriate material for that age group, according to the Common Core standards.
Laughably, the superintendent said taken āOut of context, this word is inappropriate.ā
This article was posted: Friday, September 20, 2013 at 5:15 pm
Tags: education
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