17 pointsby tomaskafka3 hours ago4 comments
  • resoluteteeth2 hours ago
    I think this is a better explanation of the situation: https://www.cnn.com/2025/02/27/us/connecticut-aleysha-ortiz-...

    It seems like she needed special ed assistance with reading that she unfortunately wasn't getting.

    • Bluescreenbuddy2 hours ago
      The OP website is a right wing blog slop
      • thomassmith652 hours ago
        I haven't read enough of the site to ascertain their political persuasion, but I'm allergic to the writing style. I notice...

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        Bah!
      • mpnex2 hours ago
        yeah the moment I saw

        > California governor’s office candidate Matt Mahan told me about the Third Grade Reading Gate when I first met him last year. It’s how I knew he was legit and focused on the right things.

        that put the rest of it in perspective for me

  • ofcourseyoudo25 minutes ago
    Should be noted her actual lawsuit did not mention anything about not being able to read, it's suing her case manager for bullying

    https://civilinquiry.jud.ct.gov/DocumentInquiry/DocumentInqu...

    • resoluteteeth3 minutes ago
      There seem to be two lawsuits. The more relevant one is that she is apparently now suing the school for negligence.
  • hyperhello2 hours ago
    > In early education, teachers told her to “stay in a corner and sleep” or “draw pictures for them.” In high school, she relied on speech-to-text programs for every assignment. Teachers knew. Administrators knew. Nobody did anything. Now she’s a freshman at UConn studying public policy — and she still can’t read the textbooks.

    Sounds like everyone else failed. Every single other person failed. A:Not(I)~>Fail(A).

  • coldtea3 hours ago
    That's nearly all of them (graduates)