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You've got to love progressive word games: woman - anyone who says they're a woman racism - when a white person... segregation - people not living how and where we want them to live. |
+1 they have nothing on dear leader when it comes to words. “Person. Woman. Man. Camera. TV.” |
I thought the whole above point was Churchill being overcrowded by 100 - 200 students? |
As a liberal Democrat, I've been a big Biden fan all my life. Every time I drive by the Biden Expressway on the way home to NY I give a little salute. Sadly his mental decline has left him suspectable to far-left influence. It's sad. |
You are not a Dem. Stop now. Either democracy or dictatorship clearly you are the latter and a traitor and stupid Choice Trump or Biden Russian owned or American owned idiot |
A man wearing a wig and a skirt tells you he's a woman and you believe him. But a man who isn't woke and insane tells you he's a Democrat and you don't? This is progressivism in 2023 folks. And you think I support dictatorship because I stand with 95% of the county who doesn't want to be forced to move it have my kids bused just so white progressives can feel good about themselves? Come on man. You need to look in a mirror. Speaking of mirrors, if you're going to call someone stupid, you should ask a friend to proofread your posts so they aren't filled with so many errors. |
Seriously. We’ve gone almost 100 years without MCPS students using buses to get to school. No need to start now! |
Race-integration busing in the United States (also known simply as busing or integrated busing or by its critics as forced busing) was the practice of assigning and transporting students to schools within or outside their local school districts in an effort to diversify the racial make-up of schools. |
| How overcrowded is WJ? |
It's irrelevant. The boundary policy and BOE priorities are diversity, diversity, proximity, diversity, stability, and then capacity. |
Yup. Here’s the policy itself. You won’t see what PP is referring to in there, but trust me, s/he’s right. https://ww2.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/policy/pdf/faa.pdf |
You'll see Diversity is first. You'll see that the BOE should "especially strive to make schools more diverse" but they sent encouraged to especially strive to do anything else. You'll also see that the policy now allows kids to be based out of their existing cluster. If you look at the BOE meetings that led to the boundary policy change (all avail on the BOE website), you'll also see a lot of testimony from BOE members advocating for busing. And, finally, progressives really want busing because they think it will alleviate some of their guilt. The BOE is almost all progressive. Harris even fantasized about switching kids' schools every few years so they could dupe parents into supporting all schools. That's typical illiberal thinking. So yes, I am correct. |
Are the homes currently in the Whitman and Churchill boundaries safe from being rezoned to a lesser school?? (Homes physically located close to school) |
Given the underhanded way the BOE changed the boundary policy back in 2018 (they didn't notify the public like they were supposed to), there is no such thing as "safe." But progressives are smart enough to know that they should try to bus students living that close to a school. That would just look vindictive. Pro-busers are vindictive but they operate best when no one is looking. That's why the ones on them is thread try so hard to convince people that there's no busing coming. They want you to go back to sleep so they can do what they want. That's why they were so furoluous with the neighborhood schools group. |
There have been dozens of boundary changes and studies done in the 5 years since the new policy was passed and none of these things occurred. So when will the pro forced busing sleeper cells on the BOE awaken and bring about the changes you’re highlighting here? |