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  Good news, Mississippi!
context: I'm sorry for the children in Oklahoma. >
  
  I quit teaching in Oklahoma. It's a disaster to teach here. >
  
  Ranked 49th in the country for education. Yikes! >
  
  Dude should have been investigated on receiving over $100,000 a year  and still running a "non-profit" that was funded by groups pushing for charter schools and school vouchers so private companies could make money off schools all while STILL BEING superintendent. >
  
  Isn't that what tax audits are for? >
  
  On MLK Day? Hmmm I wonder what that was about... >
  
  Was someone teaching children facts again? Or even worse, how to actually think for themselves? >
  
  They used to call it, "witchcraft" >
  
  I'm sure that will be next on the agenda. When burning books just isn't satisfying enough. >
  
  "Those who burn books will in the end burn people." >
  
  So books are a kind of gateway kindling? >
  
  If indoctrination is bad, then why do they force kids to say the Pledge of Allegiance? If they are regulating what speech is allowed, then it sounds like a First Amendment issue.