Honors Student Sues After Graduating Without Being Able to Read
Even though Aleysha Ortiz graduated from public school with "honors" and got a scholarship to the University of Connecticut, she is illiterate. Literally. Her story is just the tip of the iceberg.
Despite graduating from high school with “honors” and being accepted into the University of Connecticut on a scholarship, 19-year-old government-school victim Aleysha Ortiz cannot read or write. At all. Literally. And she’s hardly alone. Now, with help from an attorney, Ortiz is suing the city and the school board. And the national media is paying attention.
Ortiz moved to Hartford, Connecticut, from Puerto Rico as a young child and entered the local government school in first grade. She spent a full 12 years there, costing taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars. But instead of teaching her literacy or writing, government school staff bullied and harassed her, according to the lawsuit alleging “negligence” and “infliction of emotional distress” extending through many years.
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That’s insane, that school should closed down. So many public schools aren’t teaching kids on purpose. New World Order agenda to dumb us down, dumb people stay ignorant, wont fight back.
Very interesting. It would be great if lots of students did this!! And if they also sued individual teachers who passed them when they did not meet any standards. And of course the teachers could sue their unions - or whatever - for putting pressure on them to pass students not meeting standards.