california says its 8th graders no longer have to take algebra. instead it is offered as an elective or students can take a alternate course that only offers some algebra. a move that has been adopted by most states. but some law makers say it is only dumbing down our schools. we have been left behind in the world when it comes to education standard. we will absolutely lose our place unless we keep a rigorous regime for california. this is definitely going in the wrong direction. critics also say doing away with the algebra requirement hits minority students hardest. supporters say, though, it offers more uniformity for students as they move toward high school. don t you need that on a daily basis? moving on. the country math stats. not a good place. a very interesting move. any way. here is our nominee for name of the day. he is bay barley. you heard me right. i said bay barley. i like that bay barley. a senior point guard for a high school in upstate new york.
so check out his game-winning shot. here we go now. wait a minute. bay barley. bay barley. oh, oh. oh! oh! nothing but net. in! in! not even off the backboard. barley s team wins. too hot. had to take his jersey off. he s hot. that s ridiculous. barley s team wins the game. 57-54. afterward. mr. barley said i knew i had to be one with the ball. he said he shot it and prayed it would go in. his prayers were answered. i don t mean to be rain on the parade here. didn t he travel, basketball people out there, didn t he take a few steps, travel. travel. it doesn t matter. no, no, no. he traveled. he falls. barely makes it up. throws like he can barely hold on to it. hot potato. makes it in. nothing but net. didn t even hit the backboard. he traveled.
no longer have to take algebra. instead it is offered as an elective or students can take an alternate course that only offers some algebra. a move that has been adopted by most states. but some law makers say it is only dumbing down our schools. we have been left behind in the world when it comes to education standard. we will absolutely lose our place unless we keep a rigorous regime for california. this is definitely going in the wrong direction. critics also say doing away with the algebra requirement hits minority students hardest. supporters say, though, it offers more uniformity for students as they move toward high school. don t you need that on a daily basis? moving on. the country math stats. not a good place. a very interesting move. any way. here is our nominee for name of the day. he is bay barley. you heard me right. i said bay barley. i like that bay barley. a senior point guard for a high school in upstate new york.
so check out his game-winning shot. here we go now. wait a minute. bay barley. bay barley. oh, oh. oh! oh! nothing but net. in! in! not even off the backboard. barley s team wins. too hot. had to take his jersey off. he s hot. that s ridiculous. barley s team wins the game. 57-54. afterward. mr. barley said i knew i had to be one with the ball. he said he shot it and prayed it would go in. his prayers were answered. i don t mean to be rain on the parade here. didn t he travel, basketball people out there, didn t he take a few steps, travel. travel. it doesn t matter. no, no, no. he traveled. he falls. barely makes it up. throws like he can barely hold on to it. hot potato. makes it in. nothing but net. doesn t even hit the backboard. he traveled. gotta learn the fundamentals of