Posted by greg k on September 24, 2013 at 12:23:35 from (70.198.30.183):
I happened to read the post earlier on the dropout rate. This morning on public TV there was a show about the same thing and what they are trying to do about in in Dallas. The issues they talked about are amazing. As stated earlier, the parents are mostly to blame(I think we all know a kid somewhere who wouldn't listen to anyone). I truly believe that a good role model is half the battle since kids learn a lot from watching, and that carries on into life later. I don't know how much faith I have in some of their programs, but it may work on some kids. Some kids were overly intelligent and bored, but there were many young mothers with one or two kids. They also had some that only wanted to play football and that may be a motivater
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