To narrow one's education to fit a targeted job market eliminates a vast variety of opportunities in the schools. There's so much to learn in humanities, sciences, and history classes that helps mold life choices and decisions. There's so much to learn in health classes, physical education, and the arts that helps make students well-rounded, cooperative team players. Focusing on one agenda too early in life is stifling. I love to see young people's eyes light up with wonder.
Life is too short to stop the exploration and wonderment before they even graduate from high school.
It needs to be thrown out entirely. African Americans, Latinos, and Native Americans have been the hardest working people in America for centuries and, as a whole, haven't achieved a lifestyle equal in stature to whites'. Those factors have been kept purposefully and firmly in place to keep the races unequal and prevent necessary, inevitable change. The actual ratio is twice the earlier one. In other words, twice as many students have computer access now compared with five years ago.