FCPS's "reduced quality of public education due to the illegal situation"

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Anonymous wrote:This is a huge issue and has gone out of control. Look at this article in Bethesda magazine. It's worth a read: http://www.bethesdamagazine.com/Bethesda-Magazine/November-December-2017/Hope-Lives-Here/ While this school is in MCPS, make no mistake- this is a reality in a good number of schools throughout the DMV.


So you hate poor people who live in trailers?

I thought it was a lovely story of how one community is supporting those in need. Those are some great teachers.


Who said that I hated poor people in trailers? Did you read it?
Of course principal and staff at the school are clearly amazing; but the fact is, teaching is only PART of their jobs these days. They're busy caring for these kids as if they are their own. If you don't see how that impacts education and our communities, then you are delusional. Send your kid to that school and let me know how much his education his impacted. Of course the fact that the school is over 75% farms and the fact that a good number of the students there are illegal immigrants impact public education and unfortunately the burden lays on just a few schools. YOu will never see this in the neighborhoods of McLean, Bethesda, Potomac, etc. Is that fair?


How do you know they are "illegal"?



You're right. It's just as likely that the non English speaking families living 15 people to an apartment been here for 5 generations. They don't speak a lick of English but you know, we can't prove that they are illegal, you and I, not even to have an Internet discussion.



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I dunno. Two families I know who are low-income and Spanish speakers are legal and live with extended family for a variety of reasons.


Ok, you got me. Parts of FFX looks like South America now - many who recently arrived and who don't speak a lick of English but it's clear they are all 100% legal. Also, I'm not sure why we are a sanctuary city at all, since everyone is legal...

You people crack me up. You are delusional. I do suspect you actually believe in the crap you put forth...


You are clearly sock puppeting like crazy and nothing screams right-wing basket case like some dumb ass comparing areas with a lot of Salvadorans to South America. Just pathetically stupid.


Correct PP,
Clearly what NPP knows about SA, is what s/he has seen in one of those Indiana Jones movies, many, many years ago. LOL.
NPP, most South Americans in this area are from well educated backgrounds, but your narrow mind put all of us under the "bad hombres" slogan, of course. You should know that Public K-12 education here doesn't compare to the education that we received back there, and actually, we strive to put our children in private schools here to resemble the good education that we are used to. While we pay for private school and, pay our taxes as responsible citizens, we don't resent the tax money that goes to public school for a family that needs it, which could be an ESOL, Special Ed., General Ed, or Gifted student, because they are children, the future of this great nation. You know... charity, good will and love of humanity, you should practice that sometime.

+1. Also, everyone complaining about the “illegals” should take a good look at the hiring practices of the hotels, restaurants, commercial landscaping companies, office cleaners, etc in this area. Low-skilled people (documented or otherwise) would not move here if there were no jobs.
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Anonymous wrote:This is a huge issue and has gone out of control. Look at this article in Bethesda magazine. It's worth a read: http://www.bethesdamagazine.com/Bethesda-Magazine/November-December-2017/Hope-Lives-Here/ While this school is in MCPS, make no mistake- this is a reality in a good number of schools throughout the DMV.


So you hate poor people who live in trailers?

I thought it was a lovely story of how one community is supporting those in need. Those are some great teachers.


Who said that I hated poor people in trailers? Did you read it?
Of course principal and staff at the school are clearly amazing; but the fact is, teaching is only PART of their jobs these days. They're busy caring for these kids as if they are their own. If you don't see how that impacts education and our communities, then you are delusional. Send your kid to that school and let me know how much his education his impacted. Of course the fact that the school is over 75% farms and the fact that a good number of the students there are illegal immigrants impact public education and unfortunately the burden lays on just a few schools. YOu will never see this in the neighborhoods of McLean, Bethesda, Potomac, etc. Is that fair?


How do you know they are "illegal"?



You're right. It's just as likely that the non English speaking families living 15 people to an apartment been here for 5 generations. They don't speak a lick of English but you know, we can't prove that they are illegal, you and I, not even to have an Internet discussion.



Also


I dunno. Two families I know who are low-income and Spanish speakers are legal and live with extended family for a variety of reasons.


Ok, you got me. Parts of FFX looks like South America now - many who recently arrived and who don't speak a lick of English but it's clear they are all 100% legal. Also, I'm not sure why we are a sanctuary city at all, since everyone is legal...

You people crack me up. You are delusional. I do suspect you actually believe in the crap you put forth...


You are clearly sock puppeting like crazy and nothing screams right-wing basket case like some dumb ass comparing areas with a lot of Salvadorans to South America. Just pathetically stupid.


Correct PP,
Clearly what NPP knows about SA, is what s/he has seen in one of those Indiana Jones movies, many, many years ago. LOL.
NPP, most South Americans in this area are from well educated backgrounds, but your narrow mind put all of us under the "bad hombres" slogan, of course. You should know that Public K-12 education here doesn't compare to the education that we received back there, and actually, we strive to put our children in private schools here to resemble the good education that we are used to. While we pay for private school and, pay our taxes as responsible citizens, we don't resent the tax money that goes to public school for a family that needs it, which could be an ESOL, Special Ed., General Ed, or Gifted student, because they are children, the future of this great nation. You know... charity, good will and love of humanity, you should practice that sometime.


Both of you PPs are clearly not from around here - NoVa, FFX, close to the border of Arlington. My school is 70-80% Hispanic and it is hardly the only one. 70% free/reduced lunch, Greatschool ratings in the toilet, my neighbors' property values stagnant and slow moving compared to the other districts in FFX.

Liberals like you really, really suck. When faced with facts you start screaming "right wing!" "Trump!" Your policies have destroyed my neighborhood. But it's all f*cking peaches and gravy because you don't live here.
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Teachers are here describing the ESOL situation as overwhelming and untenable in FCPS and some of you Liberals are already scrambling to excuse the Illegal Immigrant situation.
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Anonymous wrote:This is a huge issue and has gone out of control. Look at this article in Bethesda magazine. It's worth a read: http://www.bethesdamagazine.com/Bethesda-Magazine/November-December-2017/Hope-Lives-Here/ While this school is in MCPS, make no mistake- this is a reality in a good number of schools throughout the DMV.


So you hate poor people who live in trailers?

I thought it was a lovely story of how one community is supporting those in need. Those are some great teachers.


Who said that I hated poor people in trailers? Did you read it?
Of course principal and staff at the school are clearly amazing; but the fact is, teaching is only PART of their jobs these days. They're busy caring for these kids as if they are their own. If you don't see how that impacts education and our communities, then you are delusional. Send your kid to that school and let me know how much his education his impacted. Of course the fact that the school is over 75% farms and the fact that a good number of the students there are illegal immigrants impact public education and unfortunately the burden lays on just a few schools. YOu will never see this in the neighborhoods of McLean, Bethesda, Potomac, etc. Is that fair?


How do you know they are "illegal"?



You're right. It's just as likely that the non English speaking families living 15 people to an apartment been here for 5 generations. They don't speak a lick of English but you know, we can't prove that they are illegal, you and I, not even to have an Internet discussion.



Also


I dunno. Two families I know who are low-income and Spanish speakers are legal and live with extended family for a variety of reasons.


Ok, you got me. Parts of FFX looks like South America now - many who recently arrived and who don't speak a lick of English but it's clear they are all 100% legal. Also, I'm not sure why we are a sanctuary city at all, since everyone is legal...

You people crack me up. You are delusional. I do suspect you actually believe in the crap you put forth...


You are clearly sock puppeting like crazy and nothing screams right-wing basket case like some dumb ass comparing areas with a lot of Salvadorans to South America. Just pathetically stupid.


Correct PP,
Clearly what NPP knows about SA, is what s/he has seen in one of those Indiana Jones movies, many, many years ago. LOL.
NPP, most South Americans in this area are from well educated backgrounds, but your narrow mind put all of us under the "bad hombres" slogan, of course. You should know that Public K-12 education here doesn't compare to the education that we received back there, and actually, we strive to put our children in private schools here to resemble the good education that we are used to. While we pay for private school and, pay our taxes as responsible citizens, we don't resent the tax money that goes to public school for a family that needs it, which could be an ESOL, Special Ed., General Ed, or Gifted student, because they are children, the future of this great nation. You know... charity, good will and love of humanity, you should practice that sometime.


Both of you PPs are clearly not from around here - NoVa, FFX, close to the border of Arlington. My school is 70-80% Hispanic and it is hardly the only one. 70% free/reduced lunch, Greatschool ratings in the toilet, my neighbors' property values stagnant and slow moving compared to the other districts in FFX.

Liberals like you really, really suck. When faced with facts you start screaming "right wing!" "Trump!" Your policies have destroyed my neighborhood. But it's all f*cking peaches and gravy because you don't live here.


So why are you arguing with people who don’t know what they’re talking about?
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Anonymous wrote:This is a huge issue and has gone out of control. Look at this article in Bethesda magazine. It's worth a read: http://www.bethesdamagazine.com/Bethesda-Magazine/November-December-2017/Hope-Lives-Here/ While this school is in MCPS, make no mistake- this is a reality in a good number of schools throughout the DMV.


So you hate poor people who live in trailers?

I thought it was a lovely story of how one community is supporting those in need. Those are some great teachers.


Who said that I hated poor people in trailers? Did you read it?
Of course principal and staff at the school are clearly amazing; but the fact is, teaching is only PART of their jobs these days. They're busy caring for these kids as if they are their own. If you don't see how that impacts education and our communities, then you are delusional. Send your kid to that school and let me know how much his education his impacted. Of course the fact that the school is over 75% farms and the fact that a good number of the students there are illegal immigrants impact public education and unfortunately the burden lays on just a few schools. YOu will never see this in the neighborhoods of McLean, Bethesda, Potomac, etc. Is that fair?


How do you know they are "illegal"?



You're right. It's just as likely that the non English speaking families living 15 people to an apartment been here for 5 generations. They don't speak a lick of English but you know, we can't prove that they are illegal, you and I, not even to have an Internet discussion.



Also


I dunno. Two families I know who are low-income and Spanish speakers are legal and live with extended family for a variety of reasons.


Ok, you got me. Parts of FFX looks like South America now - many who recently arrived and who don't speak a lick of English but it's clear they are all 100% legal. Also, I'm not sure why we are a sanctuary city at all, since everyone is legal...

You people crack me up. You are delusional. I do suspect you actually believe in the crap you put forth...


You are clearly sock puppeting like crazy and nothing screams right-wing basket case like some dumb ass comparing areas with a lot of Salvadorans to South America. Just pathetically stupid.


Correct PP,
Clearly what NPP knows about SA, is what s/he has seen in one of those Indiana Jones movies, many, many years ago. LOL.
NPP, most South Americans in this area are from well educated backgrounds, but your narrow mind put all of us under the "bad hombres" slogan, of course. You should know that Public K-12 education here doesn't compare to the education that we received back there, and actually, we strive to put our children in private schools here to resemble the good education that we are used to. While we pay for private school and, pay our taxes as responsible citizens, we don't resent the tax money that goes to public school for a family that needs it, which could be an ESOL, Special Ed., General Ed, or Gifted student, because they are children, the future of this great nation. You know... charity, good will and love of humanity, you should practice that sometime.


Both of you PPs are clearly not from around here - NoVa, FFX, close to the border of Arlington. My school is 70-80% Hispanic and it is hardly the only one. 70% free/reduced lunch, Greatschool ratings in the toilet, my neighbors' property values stagnant and slow moving compared to the other districts in FFX.

Liberals like you really, really suck. When faced with facts you start screaming "right wing!" "Trump!" Your policies have destroyed my neighborhood. But it's all f*cking peaches and gravy because you don't live here.


So why are you arguing with people who don’t know what they’re talking about?


Pp, I know you're purposefully trolling and trying to distract, so let me bold it for you.
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Anonymous wrote:There is no way that education can be effective and fiscally attainable when some jurisdictions across the country are dealing with hundreds of different native languages. It.just.cant.be.done. Everyone suffers.


THIS. x100
I would just love for the liberals defending high ESOL #'s (read: illegal immigrants) to have to send their snowflakes to majority Spanish speaking schools, which simply don't have the resources to serve all the kids, much less the average English speaking ones. We'd never hear the end of their outrage.


Actually many go to schools full of European and Asian World Bank employee kids plus Cental Americans. We have 42 or more languag s in one school in MCPS.
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Anonymous wrote:There is no way that education can be effective and fiscally attainable when some jurisdictions across the country are dealing with hundreds of different native languages. It.just.cant.be.done. Everyone suffers.


THIS. x100
I would just love for the liberals defending high ESOL #'s (read: illegal immigrants) to have to send their snowflakes to majority Spanish speaking schools, which simply don't have the resources to serve all the kids, much less the average English speaking ones. We'd never hear the end of their outrage.


Actually many go to schools full of European and Asian World Bank employee kids plus Cental Americans. We have 42 or more languag s in one school in MCPS.


Hilarious. You're comparing going to school with children of the smartest people from their countries versus the rest of us suburban plebes stuck with our ESOL schools filled with 70% Spanish speaking children of illiterate, uneducated people. Seriously, I didn't think liberal elitism could reach such lowly depths.
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Anonymous wrote:There is no way that education can be effective and fiscally attainable when some jurisdictions across the country are dealing with hundreds of different native languages. It.just.cant.be.done. Everyone suffers.


THIS. x100
I would just love for the liberals defending high ESOL #'s (read: illegal immigrants) to have to send their snowflakes to majority Spanish speaking schools, which simply don't have the resources to serve all the kids, much less the average English speaking ones. We'd never hear the end of their outrage.


Actually many go to schools full of European and Asian World Bank employee kids plus Cental Americans. We have 42 or more languag s in one school in MCPS.


PP how you really call them out is on the FARMS rates. Liberals love diversity heck I think its pretty cool too as long as its high SES. As soon as there are poor kids in the mix they flee or go private.

Look at all the people in North Arlington screaming about even the idea of mixing with people in South Arlington
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Anonymous wrote:This is a huge issue and has gone out of control. Look at this article in Bethesda magazine. It's worth a read: http://www.bethesdamagazine.com/Bethesda-Magazine/November-December-2017/Hope-Lives-Here/ While this school is in MCPS, make no mistake- this is a reality in a good number of schools throughout the DMV.


So you hate poor people who live in trailers?

I thought it was a lovely story of how one community is supporting those in need. Those are some great teachers.


Who said that I hated poor people in trailers? Did you read it?
Of course principal and staff at the school are clearly amazing; but the fact is, teaching is only PART of their jobs these days. They're busy caring for these kids as if they are their own. If you don't see how that impacts education and our communities, then you are delusional. Send your kid to that school and let me know how much his education his impacted. Of course the fact that the school is over 75% farms and the fact that a good number of the students there are illegal immigrants impact public education and unfortunately the burden lays on just a few schools. YOu will never see this in the neighborhoods of McLean, Bethesda, Potomac, etc. Is that fair?


How do you know they are "illegal"?



You're right. It's just as likely that the non English speaking families living 15 people to an apartment been here for 5 generations. They don't speak a lick of English but you know, we can't prove that they are illegal, you and I, not even to have an Internet discussion.



Also


I dunno. Two families I know who are low-income and Spanish speakers are legal and live with extended family for a variety of reasons.


Ok, you got me. Parts of FFX looks like South America now - many who recently arrived and who don't speak a lick of English but it's clear they are all 100% legal. Also, I'm not sure why we are a sanctuary city at all, since everyone is legal...

You people crack me up. You are delusional. I do suspect you actually believe in the crap you put forth...


You are clearly sock puppeting like crazy and nothing screams right-wing basket case like some dumb ass comparing areas with a lot of Salvadorans to South America. Just pathetically stupid.


Correct PP,
Clearly what NPP knows about SA, is what s/he has seen in one of those Indiana Jones movies, many, many years ago. LOL.
NPP, most South Americans in this area are from well educated backgrounds, but your narrow mind put all of us under the "bad hombres" slogan, of course. You should know that Public K-12 education here doesn't compare to the education that we received back there, and actually, we strive to put our children in private schools here to resemble the good education that we are used to. While we pay for private school and, pay our taxes as responsible citizens, we don't resent the tax money that goes to public school for a family that needs it, which could be an ESOL, Special Ed., General Ed, or Gifted student, because they are children, the future of this great nation. You know... charity, good will and love of humanity, you should practice that sometime.


Both of you PPs are clearly not from around here - NoVa, FFX, close to the border of Arlington. My school is 70-80% Hispanic and it is hardly the only one. 70% free/reduced lunch, Greatschool ratings in the toilet, my neighbors' property values stagnant and slow moving compared to the other districts in FFX.

Liberals like you really, really suck. When faced with facts you start screaming "right wing!" "Trump!" Your policies have destroyed my neighborhood. But it's all f*cking peaches and gravy because you don't live here.


You have no credibility when you sock puppet incessantly, spew anti-Hispanic hatred, and don't even know the difference between North America, Central America, and South America. You are really, really stupid.
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Anonymous wrote:This is a huge issue and has gone out of control. Look at this article in Bethesda magazine. It's worth a read: http://www.bethesdamagazine.com/Bethesda-Magazine/November-December-2017/Hope-Lives-Here/ While this school is in MCPS, make no mistake- this is a reality in a good number of schools throughout the DMV.


So you hate poor people who live in trailers?

I thought it was a lovely story of how one community is supporting those in need. Those are some great teachers.


Who said that I hated poor people in trailers? Did you read it?
Of course principal and staff at the school are clearly amazing; but the fact is, teaching is only PART of their jobs these days. They're busy caring for these kids as if they are their own. If you don't see how that impacts education and our communities, then you are delusional. Send your kid to that school and let me know how much his education his impacted. Of course the fact that the school is over 75% farms and the fact that a good number of the students there are illegal immigrants impact public education and unfortunately the burden lays on just a few schools. YOu will never see this in the neighborhoods of McLean, Bethesda, Potomac, etc. Is that fair?


How do you know they are "illegal"?



You're right. It's just as likely that the non English speaking families living 15 people to an apartment been here for 5 generations. They don't speak a lick of English but you know, we can't prove that they are illegal, you and I, not even to have an Internet discussion.



Also


I dunno. Two families I know who are low-income and Spanish speakers are legal and live with extended family for a variety of reasons.


Ok, you got me. Parts of FFX looks like South America now - many who recently arrived and who don't speak a lick of English but it's clear they are all 100% legal. Also, I'm not sure why we are a sanctuary city at all, since everyone is legal...

You people crack me up. You are delusional. I do suspect you actually believe in the crap you put forth...


You are clearly sock puppeting like crazy and nothing screams right-wing basket case like some dumb ass comparing areas with a lot of Salvadorans to South America. Just pathetically stupid.


Correct PP,
Clearly what NPP knows about SA, is what s/he has seen in one of those Indiana Jones movies, many, many years ago. LOL.
NPP, most South Americans in this area are from well educated backgrounds, but your narrow mind put all of us under the "bad hombres" slogan, of course. You should know that Public K-12 education here doesn't compare to the education that we received back there, and actually, we strive to put our children in private schools here to resemble the good education that we are used to. While we pay for private school and, pay our taxes as responsible citizens, we don't resent the tax money that goes to public school for a family that needs it, which could be an ESOL, Special Ed., General Ed, or Gifted student, because they are children, the future of this great nation. You know... charity, good will and love of humanity, you should practice that sometime.


Both of you PPs are clearly not from around here - NoVa, FFX, close to the border of Arlington. My school is 70-80% Hispanic and it is hardly the only one. 70% free/reduced lunch, Greatschool ratings in the toilet, my neighbors' property values stagnant and slow moving compared to the other districts in FFX.

Liberals like you really, really suck. When faced with facts you start screaming "right wing!" "Trump!" Your policies have destroyed my neighborhood. But it's all f*cking peaches and gravy because you don't live here.


You have no credibility when you sock puppet incessantly, spew anti-Hispanic hatred, and don't even know the difference between North America, Central America, and South America. You are really, really stupid.


No, I live here, pay my taxes, and I can't not in good conscience send my children to my failing public school. It's a f*cking travesty.

Nice try attempting to discredit me. I'm so over the Liberal lying schtick of calling names and flat out lying over the illegal immigration issue. The problem has landed in my backyard and apparently many schools around here are experiencing a ratings free fall so more people will take notice hopefully.
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Anonymous wrote:This is a huge issue and has gone out of control. Look at this article in Bethesda magazine. It's worth a read: http://www.bethesdamagazine.com/Bethesda-Magazine/November-December-2017/Hope-Lives-Here/ While this school is in MCPS, make no mistake- this is a reality in a good number of schools throughout the DMV.


So you hate poor people who live in trailers?

I thought it was a lovely story of how one community is supporting those in need. Those are some great teachers.


Who said that I hated poor people in trailers? Did you read it?
Of course principal and staff at the school are clearly amazing; but the fact is, teaching is only PART of their jobs these days. They're busy caring for these kids as if they are their own. If you don't see how that impacts education and our communities, then you are delusional. Send your kid to that school and let me know how much his education his impacted. Of course the fact that the school is over 75% farms and the fact that a good number of the students there are illegal immigrants impact public education and unfortunately the burden lays on just a few schools. YOu will never see this in the neighborhoods of McLean, Bethesda, Potomac, etc. Is that fair?


How do you know they are "illegal"?



You're right. It's just as likely that the non English speaking families living 15 people to an apartment been here for 5 generations. They don't speak a lick of English but you know, we can't prove that they are illegal, you and I, not even to have an Internet discussion.



Also


I dunno. Two families I know who are low-income and Spanish speakers are legal and live with extended family for a variety of reasons.


Ok, you got me. Parts of FFX looks like South America now - many who recently arrived and who don't speak a lick of English but it's clear they are all 100% legal. Also, I'm not sure why we are a sanctuary city at all, since everyone is legal...

You people crack me up. You are delusional. I do suspect you actually believe in the crap you put forth...


You are clearly sock puppeting like crazy and nothing screams right-wing basket case like some dumb ass comparing areas with a lot of Salvadorans to South America. Just pathetically stupid.


Correct PP,
Clearly what NPP knows about SA, is what s/he has seen in one of those Indiana Jones movies, many, many years ago. LOL.
NPP, most South Americans in this area are from well educated backgrounds, but your narrow mind put all of us under the "bad hombres" slogan, of course. You should know that Public K-12 education here doesn't compare to the education that we received back there, and actually, we strive to put our children in private schools here to resemble the good education that we are used to. While we pay for private school and, pay our taxes as responsible citizens, we don't resent the tax money that goes to public school for a family that needs it, which could be an ESOL, Special Ed., General Ed, or Gifted student, because they are children, the future of this great nation. You know... charity, good will and love of humanity, you should practice that sometime.


Both of you PPs are clearly not from around here - NoVa, FFX, close to the border of Arlington. My school is 70-80% Hispanic and it is hardly the only one. 70% free/reduced lunch, Greatschool ratings in the toilet, my neighbors' property values stagnant and slow moving compared to the other districts in FFX.

Liberals like you really, really suck. When faced with facts you start screaming "right wing!" "Trump!" Your policies have destroyed my neighborhood. But it's all f*cking peaches and gravy because you don't live here.


You have no credibility when you sock puppet incessantly, spew anti-Hispanic hatred, and don't even know the difference between North America, Central America, and South America. You are really, really stupid.


No, I live here, pay my taxes, and I can't not in good conscience send my children to my failing public school. It's a f*cking travesty.

Nice try attempting to discredit me. I'm so over the Liberal lying schtick of calling names and flat out lying over the illegal immigration issue. The problem has landed in my backyard and apparently many schools around here are experiencing a ratings free fall so more people will take notice hopefully.

I'm with you. Middle-class parents are in a bind because of this. They can't afford to pay for private school, and they can't afford a home in an affluent district where the schools haven't been overtaken. Yet, liberals get inflamed if you even DARE hint that the 70% FARM/ESOL schools are horrific and start in with the idiot and racist name-calling.

(Just watch. One of these liberals will accuse my response to your post as being a sock-puppet. It's what they do when they have no defense.)
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Anonymous wrote:This is a huge issue and has gone out of control. Look at this article in Bethesda magazine. It's worth a read: http://www.bethesdamagazine.com/Bethesda-Magazine/November-December-2017/Hope-Lives-Here/ While this school is in MCPS, make no mistake- this is a reality in a good number of schools throughout the DMV.


So you hate poor people who live in trailers?

I thought it was a lovely story of how one community is supporting those in need. Those are some great teachers.


Who said that I hated poor people in trailers? Did you read it?
Of course principal and staff at the school are clearly amazing; but the fact is, teaching is only PART of their jobs these days. They're busy caring for these kids as if they are their own. If you don't see how that impacts education and our communities, then you are delusional. Send your kid to that school and let me know how much his education his impacted. Of course the fact that the school is over 75% farms and the fact that a good number of the students there are illegal immigrants impact public education and unfortunately the burden lays on just a few schools. YOu will never see this in the neighborhoods of McLean, Bethesda, Potomac, etc. Is that fair?


How do you know they are "illegal"?



You're right. It's just as likely that the non English speaking families living 15 people to an apartment been here for 5 generations. They don't speak a lick of English but you know, we can't prove that they are illegal, you and I, not even to have an Internet discussion.



Also


I dunno. Two families I know who are low-income and Spanish speakers are legal and live with extended family for a variety of reasons.


Ok, you got me. Parts of FFX looks like South America now - many who recently arrived and who don't speak a lick of English but it's clear they are all 100% legal. Also, I'm not sure why we are a sanctuary city at all, since everyone is legal...

You people crack me up. You are delusional. I do suspect you actually believe in the crap you put forth...


You are clearly sock puppeting like crazy and nothing screams right-wing basket case like some dumb ass comparing areas with a lot of Salvadorans to South America. Just pathetically stupid.


Correct PP,
Clearly what NPP knows about SA, is what s/he has seen in one of those Indiana Jones movies, many, many years ago. LOL.
NPP, most South Americans in this area are from well educated backgrounds, but your narrow mind put all of us under the "bad hombres" slogan, of course. You should know that Public K-12 education here doesn't compare to the education that we received back there, and actually, we strive to put our children in private schools here to resemble the good education that we are used to. While we pay for private school and, pay our taxes as responsible citizens, we don't resent the tax money that goes to public school for a family that needs it, which could be an ESOL, Special Ed., General Ed, or Gifted student, because they are children, the future of this great nation. You know... charity, good will and love of humanity, you should practice that sometime.


Both of you PPs are clearly not from around here - NoVa, FFX, close to the border of Arlington. My school is 70-80% Hispanic and it is hardly the only one. 70% free/reduced lunch, Greatschool ratings in the toilet, my neighbors' property values stagnant and slow moving compared to the other districts in FFX.

Liberals like you really, really suck. When faced with facts you start screaming "right wing!" "Trump!" Your policies have destroyed my neighborhood. But it's all f*cking peaches and gravy because you don't live here.


You have no credibility when you sock puppet incessantly, spew anti-Hispanic hatred, and don't even know the difference between North America, Central America, and South America. You are really, really stupid.


No, I live here, pay my taxes, and I can't not in good conscience send my children to my failing public school. It's a f*cking travesty.

Nice try attempting to discredit me. I'm so over the Liberal lying schtick of calling names and flat out lying over the illegal immigration issue. The problem has landed in my backyard and apparently many schools around here are experiencing a ratings free fall so more people will take notice hopefully.

I'm with you. Middle-class parents are in a bind because of this. They can't afford to pay for private school, and they can't afford a home in an affluent district where the schools haven't been overtaken. Yet, liberals get inflamed if you even DARE hint that the 70% FARM/ESOL schools are horrific and start in with the idiot and racist name-calling.

(Just watch. One of these liberals will accuse my response to your post as being a sock-puppet. It's what they do when they have no defense.)


Thanks. It's nice to get a bit support around here about this.
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Yawn.
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Anonymous wrote:This is a huge issue and has gone out of control. Look at this article in Bethesda magazine. It's worth a read: http://www.bethesdamagazine.com/Bethesda-Magazine/November-December-2017/Hope-Lives-Here/ While this school is in MCPS, make no mistake- this is a reality in a good number of schools throughout the DMV.


So you hate poor people who live in trailers?

I thought it was a lovely story of how one community is supporting those in need. Those are some great teachers.


Who said that I hated poor people in trailers? Did you read it?
Of course principal and staff at the school are clearly amazing; but the fact is, teaching is only PART of their jobs these days. They're busy caring for these kids as if they are their own. If you don't see how that impacts education and our communities, then you are delusional. Send your kid to that school and let me know how much his education his impacted. Of course the fact that the school is over 75% farms and the fact that a good number of the students there are illegal immigrants impact public education and unfortunately the burden lays on just a few schools. YOu will never see this in the neighborhoods of McLean, Bethesda, Potomac, etc. Is that fair?


Actually, you will see it. It’s happening. It’s just that the parents then send kids to private schools.
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I wonder how many bigots on here are the descendants of Irish and Eastern European immigrants. They got the same sort of hateful treatment. They were also the first to throw stones when schools were integrated (see Boston school bus riots).
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