Why Charlie Epps is a Thief

by: Thurman Hart

Fri Aug 25, 2006 at 08:01:16 AM EDT

Dozens of schools in Hudson County, most notably Jersey City, again failed to meet education standards in the past year, the state Department of Education reported yesterday.

Overall, 643 schools statewide, or 26.5 percent, did not meet standards in 2006, compared to 822, or 34 percent, last year, the department said. Some schools have closed or merged over the years.

In Jersey City - the state's second-largest school district - 27 out of 33 schools failed to pass muster, according to the department's preliminary results from the standardized tests administered in May, officials said.

Yes, ladies and gentlement, only six schools in Jersey City are worth sending your children to.  And for accomplishing that asshattery, Charlie Epps is paid well over $200,000.  Since JC is an Abbott District, that means that YOU paid him $200,000 to make sure 82% of the schools he supervises FAILED.

-  The schools FAILED the kids that attended
-  The schools FAILED the parents that sent their children to school in good faith
-  The schools FAILED the teachers by not giving them adequate resources to do their job
-  The schools FAILED to provide an economic future for the city, county, and state
-  The schools FAILED to give back quality for the money invested by the state
-  The schools FAILED to hold Asshat Prince Charlie accountable for not only failing to do his job - make the schools work - but in allowing him to run and hold an additional job as Assemblyman that in no way connects to his job as Superintendant.

  It's time for Prince Charlie to resign in disgrace.  If not, then it's long past time for an Attorney General to explore how Prince Charlie can be brought up on theft charges for accepting payment for a job he never even tried to do.