In the name of God the Merciful
It means a strange contradiction in a large country like America. This is a translated excerpt that I found on one of the sites. It is part of an open letter to the governor of the American state of Michigan by the general superintendent of public schools in Ithaca, Michigan.
” When we look at the lives of prisoners in Michigan we will see that they are... , They get three meals a day , On free health care, Internet, Cable TV , Access to the library , Weight room , Computer lab , He can get degrees , Having a roof over their heads , Clothes , No, as I mentioned previously, we do not provide it to our schooled children “
” This is what made me suggest that I turn my school into a prison , The state of Michigan spends annually between 30000 To 40000 One dollar per prisoner , As for us, we struggle to provide for schools 7000 Dollars per student , I believe we should treat our students as prisoners , And with an equal budget with them , Please provide my students with three meals a day, Please provide my students with free health care, Please provide my school with computers with internet access , Please provide books to my library , Please give my students a weight room so we can get bigger and stronger , We provide all of this to prisoners because it is their constitutional right , What about the rights of our youth? . Our future?! “
Source : “I’m proposing to make my school a prison”
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