Thread: Newark Spanish-Only GED Testing Center to Open

Seems to me if they can pass all of that they can learn English on the way




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This is outrageous! How can such a GED be nationally accredited, much less accepted by a legitimate employer. IMO, the damn thing isn't worth the paper it's printed on.

After some research here's what I discovered:

General Educational Development (or GED) tests are a group of five rigorous subject tests which (when passed) certifies that the taker has American or Canadian high school-level academic skills.

In addition to English, the GED Tests are available in Spanish, French, large print, audiocassette, and braille.

Okay, if we're talking about American or Canadian high school-level academic skills, I can understand why the test is given in English and French. I can also understand braille/large print for the blind/deaf and audiocassette for the blind. However, I still can't understand why a Spanish test is considered acceptable.

NJ is the first state to be taken over by Hidspanics. It is not the "sand states". They are still struggling. With the aid amnd assistance of Corzine and his fellow travelers, NJ has become an Hispanic territory.

Ther are quite a few states not far behind.

Beatriz Colon of Newark is one person who could be helped by the Spanish test. Colon, 40, said through an interpreter that she would like to take the GED in Spanish -- as would her 18-year-old daughter. Colon moved here from Argentina 10 years ago, and her daughter joined her three weeks ago. Both have green cards, Colon said.

Colon, who works at a beauty parlor in Newark, said her employer has asked her to work toward getting the degree. Her daughter wants to attend college.

The 18 year old can't pass the GED test in English, but wants to go to college. Okay. So how will she pass tests in college? Since green cards are so hard to get, why not give them only to those who speak English fluently? It should be a requirement. That would also help the immigrants, because if they speak English, it would be less likely that they would be taken advantage of by potential employers, and easier to find a job, so it wouldn't be considered "racist", it would be "helpful".

As the comments on the source article displays, for a LACK of defensible arguments the Pro-ILLEGAL Elitists, Elitist Politicians, Elitist Political Contributors, and Special Interest Groups benefiting from the ILLEGALS always fall back on name calling, attacking anyone who disagrees and attempts to label them as racists.