signatures that the members, quote, disgrace the community and do not have the best interest of their children in mind. randolph new jersey physical therapy of 4 tom tatum joins us now. good morning to you. good morning, steve. happy flag day. steve: thank you very much. at least you and i will call it flag day apparently the school board won t mention it because they have removed all names of holidays from the calendar, it s just going to say day off. there are people looking in right now, tom, saying that is the dumbest thing i have ever heard. yeah. that s correct. our board of education and our superintendent has failed, they have failed our students. they have failed our parent. they have failed our teachers and community. steve: it all started they wanted to the rename columbus day indigenous people s day and this got the ball rolling. and there was so much tumult, they said let s just get rid of all the names and just put day off. what in talking to your fellow parents out
bill: teachers don t even want to be there anymore because they won t the principals and the school board won t back them up so they re out of there. last word, kate. i agree with kirsten in that patients are coming in and defending their kids when they act up this way. it s the school system that sets the rules and says certain behavior is acceptable it cannot be or we will continue to see the cycle of disrespect and entitlement. bill: i can tell you right now this soto woman who is is now in the slammer for 30 days, you want to see her parents? do you want to make a bet on what her parents are like? okay, ladies. thanks. next on the run down, liberals are divided over killing terrorists with drones. what does bob beckel thing? he will be here. dennis miller on north korea threatening the u.s.a. kind of and we re coming right back. [ female announcer ] going to sleep may be easy, but when you wake up in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it s hard to turn off and g
what are you saying? bill: teachers don t even want to be there anymore because they won t the principals and the school board won t back them up so they re out of there. last word, kate. i agree with kirsten in that patients are coming in and defending their kids when they act up this way. it s the school system that sets the rules and says certain behavior is acceptable it cannot be or we will continue to see the cycle of disrespect and entitlement. bill: i can tell you right now this soto woman who is is now in the slammer for 30 days, you want to see her parents? do you want to make a bet on what her parents are like? okay, ladies. thanks. next on the run down, liberals are divided over killing terrorists with drones. what does bob beckel thing? he will be here. dennis miller on north korea threatening the u.s.a. kind of and we re coming right back.
welcome back, everyone. this young man has overcome his autism to excel in the classroom getting a s and b s and he s ready to graduate high school this week. but he s fighting for that diploma. 17-year-old sinclair coffer has not been able to pass one math test that the state of georgia requires, the school board won t let him waive the test like other students with disabilities and they haven t told the family why. joining me now is his sister capri. good morning. good morning. i know you re fighting for the rights of your younger brother who is 17 to be able to walk through graduation upcoming and get a real diploma. what s stopping him? well, what s stopping him is the fact that he has been unable to pass the math requirement to graduate that s required in the state of georgia. however, he has completed every class that he s been asked to.
his grades are very good. as you stated before, a s and b s. it s just this last component that he s unable to master. now, there is a process where you can go to the school board and you can ask for a waiver if you have a disability and in some cases, they grant that waiver so the kids get the real graduation diploma and in some cases, they don t. what did they tell you? they haven t told us anything. that s where the frustration comes in because the process seems entirely secretive. no one from the georgia department of education has reached out to us to explain the process. and from my understanding is that there are other parents just like my mom who have students just like my brother who have no answers. and it s just been such a frustrating process. well, let me see if this helps clarify for you. this is the statement from the georgia school board. our state school superintendent ran on several platforms one