And civics
And decency
And keyboarding (formerly known as typing)

And the science should include chemistry, physics, geology biology, meteorology, astronomy, optics, strength of materials, statics, dynamics, thermodynamics, physiology, hydrology, . . . .

And the math should include algebra, linear algebra, geometry, accounting, calculus, partial differential equations, statistics, number theory, . .

And the English should include spelling, grammar, poetry, essays, literature, sentence structure, short stories, plays, speech, novels, . . .

And the History should include American, World, Human, geography, world cultures, law, . . . .

Piece of cake.

(Or is that not focusing? The simplest things could be taught in just a few years and then put the kids out in the job market knowing few of the things employers might normally expect and need.)

And since I don’t have much in the way of etiquette or manners I don’t know what they should teach there. Although I do recall many such things were in the typing book so we learned them while typing them. In fact many things can be part of reading, writing and assorted aspects of arithmetic.

And there should be some sort of test to verify the children were taught and how well they learned what they were taught. Yes?

David for a more perfect system

No. Molino Park fell from a “B” to a “C”. They DID NOT benefit from the one letter protection.