North Carolinians have been debating the value of
state funded preschools. To many of us,
they’re glorified babysitting factories that productive citizens are forced to
subsidize. The latest non-revelation is
that illegal alien parents are using this service to unload their kids, so as
to steal jobs from Americans. Here is an
excerpt from the Charlotte Observer:
But its work has become more
critical as the Hispanic student population in CMS has gone from 18,562 in 2010
to 22,378 out of 141,000 students this past year. If anything, Tate says, the
preschool is helping that Hispanic population assimilate quicker, including
teaching the parents such basics as why they need to show up at parent-teacher
conferences.
Tom Gates, board chairman of the
Bilingual Preschool, acknowledges some critics will object to the charity’s
mission on principle.
He wishes they would visit the
school and see what it’s accomplishing. It could change their mind, he says.
“But no matter what the outcome of
the larger public debate, these kids are U.S. citizens and will be in our
schools,” Gates said. “It serves the entire community if they arrive prepared
and able to contribute. If we don’t do something to help them, nobody else
will.”
The preschool, which depends heavily
on money from the state’s Smart Start program, has set a goal of raising an
additional $250,000 for the first phase of growth. That would expand it from 87
to 138 children within its current facilities on Central Avenue and at Caldwell
Presbyterian Church on East Fifth Street.
The growth to 380 students is
expected to stretch out over three to five years and could encompass five
sites.
One of the biggest incentives for
illegal aliens is birth right citizenship.
If we are ever to control our borders, this issue has to be dealt with,
and the only way that’s going to happen is when we repeal the 14th
Amendment. Until that time comes, we’ll
continue to be invaded by the third-world horde.
Read more here: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2013/04/12/3978972/charlotte-bilingual-preschool.html#storylink=cpy
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