What about violating laws reagarding a childs right to a proper education? Do any such laws even exist?
As a student at Cedu, I was pulled from classes and placed on indefinate work details (working 12hr. days) for weeks or even months at a time.
Cedu did this to kids all of the time, and my expererience is typical of almost any cedu student.
Cedu's academics were substandard to begin with. We had formal classes (math, english, history, science) ONLY two morings per week. That's 8 hrs per week, which really wasn't enough time to learn anything.
The majority of Cedu's "teachers" didn't even have degrees!
In place of a real education, cedu students spent most of the week doing manual labor and being screamed at in rap sessions. Additionally, students were required to participate in any number of bizarre exercises, which were somehow supposed to prove the validity of all the bullshit program dogma that we were constantly inundated with 24 hours a day!
CEDU knowingly failed to meet their responsibities in preparing their students academically. I believe every child deserves a proper education. It is every child's right to learn useful facts, skills, and ideas, and it is ultimately the responsibity of every school to make sure this happens.
Cedu totally neglected their academic responsibilities. All they ever did was fill kids heads with trauma and bullshit program dogma!
Aren't there any laws out their that protect kid's rights to recieve a real education?
Specifically, do any laws exist that hold "Schools" & "Educational Programs" Accountable? Because they certainly
should.
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