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NYC public schools deceived me into thinking my son was a straight-A math student — but he can’t do fractions, basic algebra

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“NYC public schools deceived me into thinking my son was a straight-A math student — but he can’t do fractions, basic algebra”

I’ll never forget seeing tears well up in my son’s eyes as he was only able to answer the first couple of questions on the math review worksheet.

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