For those mad about bocce ball

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Should mcps cut funding for other sports too? Maybe all extracurriculars to save money

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Oh, no! What happened to bocce ball?!

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Anonymous wrote: Should mcps cut funding for other sports too? Maybe all extracurriculars to save money

Money was for covid, not sports. But you know that and are bored.

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Anonymous wrote: Should mcps cut funding for other sports too? Maybe all extracurriculars to save money

Start with football. Too dangerous and expensive.

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Anonymous wrote: Should mcps cut funding for other sports too? Maybe all extracurriculars to save money

Money was for covid, not sports. But you know that and are bored.

Could someone explain the connection between bocce and covid money?

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Anonymous wrote: Should mcps cut funding for other sports too? Maybe all extracurriculars to save money

Money was for covid, not sports. But you know that and are bored.

Could someone explain the connection between bocce and covid money?

MCPS got extra funding for covid related expenses. The money was supposed to be used to help with repairing/updating the schools, cleanings, staffing, helping kids who fell behind, etc. and instead they spent the money on buying bocce ball sets.

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Anonymous wrote: Should mcps cut funding for other sports too? Maybe all extracurriculars to save money

They're mostly against the county spending money on sports that benefit disabled children.

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Anonymous wrote: Should mcps cut funding for other sports too? Maybe all extracurriculars to save money

Here we go again!

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Anonymous wrote:Oh, no! What happened to bocce ball?!

The county set aside a few hundred thousand to get equipment for a sport that disabled children could play but a few nutjobs are upset about it.

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Anonymous wrote: Should mcps cut funding for other sports too? Maybe all extracurriculars to save money

Money was for covid, not sports. But you know that and are bored.

Could someone explain the connection between bocce and covid money?

MCPS got extra funding for covid related expenses. The money was supposed to be used to help with repairing/updating the schools, cleanings, staffing, helping kids who fell behind, etc. and instead they spent the money on buying bocce ball sets.

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Nobody is ‘mad about bocce ball’. We’re mad about MCPS misused Covid funds. Your title is misleading.

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Anonymous wrote: Should mcps cut funding for other sports too? Maybe all extracurriculars to save money

Money was for covid, not sports. But you know that and are bored.

Could someone explain the connection between bocce and covid money?

MCPS got extra funding for covid related expenses. The money was supposed to be used to help with repairing/updating the schools, cleanings, staffing, helping kids who fell behind, etc. and instead they spent the money on buying bocce ball sets.

THIS.

Nobody is ‘mad about bocce ball’. We’re mad about MCPS misused Covid funds. Your title is misleading.

How dare they spend money to allow disabled students to participate in a sport!!!

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Anonymous wrote: Should mcps cut funding for other sports too? Maybe all extracurriculars to save money

Money was for covid, not sports. But you know that and are bored.

Could someone explain the connection between bocce and covid money?

MCPS got extra funding for covid related expenses. The money was supposed to be used to help with repairing/updating the schools, cleanings, staffing, helping kids who fell behind, etc. and instead they spent the money on buying bocce ball sets.

THIS.

Nobody is ‘mad about bocce ball’. We’re mad about MCPS misused Covid funds. Your title is misleading.

How dare they spend money to allow disabled students to participate in a sport!!!

They already had bocce ball in several schools. Disabled students should be able to participate in the same sports offered to all students.

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Anonymous wrote: Should mcps cut funding for other sports too? Maybe all extracurriculars to save money

Money was for covid, not sports. But you know that and are bored.

Could someone explain the connection between bocce and covid money?

MCPS got extra funding for covid related expenses. The money was supposed to be used to help with repairing/updating the schools, cleanings, staffing, helping kids who fell behind, etc. and instead they spent the money on buying bocce ball sets.

THIS.

Nobody is ‘mad about bocce ball’. We’re mad about MCPS misused Covid funds. Your title is misleading.

How dare they spend money to allow disabled students to participate in a sport!!!

They already had bocce ball in several schools. Disabled students should be able to participate in the same sports offered to all students.

#fakenews they did not

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Anonymous wrote: Should mcps cut funding for other sports too? Maybe all extracurriculars to save money

Money was for covid, not sports. But you know that and are bored.

Could someone explain the connection between bocce and covid money?

MCPS got extra funding for covid related expenses. The money was supposed to be used to help with repairing/updating the schools, cleanings, staffing, helping kids who fell behind, etc. and instead they spent the money on buying bocce ball sets.

THIS.

Nobody is ‘mad about bocce ball’. We’re mad about MCPS misused Covid funds. Your title is misleading.

How dare they spend money to allow disabled students to participate in a sport!!!

My kids loved bocce this past fall. Kudos to MCPS for money well spent.

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Anonymous wrote: Should mcps cut funding for other sports too? Maybe all extracurriculars to save money

Money was for covid, not sports. But you know that and are bored.

Could someone explain the connection between bocce and covid money?

MCPS got extra funding for covid related expenses. The money was supposed to be used to help with repairing/updating the schools, cleanings, staffing, helping kids who fell behind, etc. and instead they spent the money on buying bocce ball sets.

THIS.

Nobody is ‘mad about bocce ball’. We’re mad about MCPS misused Covid funds. Your title is misleading.

How dare they spend money to allow disabled students to participate in a sport!!!

They already had bocce ball in several schools. Disabled students should be able to participate in the same sports offered to all students.

#fakenews they did not

Not fake news. There have been bocce ball teams at both high schools my kids attended. (Blair and Wheaton)