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Anonymous wrote:I’m leaving the ballot blank. Like another PP wrote, it won’t stop her from getting on to the board, but at least I won’t have helped her get there.

I’m not gonna vote for someone who acts like she deserves credit for living in the Valley when, as some of her supporters claimed during her first run, she and her husband could afford to live anywhere in Arlington. White savior much?

Yeah she lived in the Valley but sent one kid to private school, and didn't send the others to the neighborhood school. Not good enough for her and Mr. Miranda MAGA apparently.

TEMPORARILY sent one to private. They went Arlington Montessori for public.

Exactly, they avoided going to Drew. With the black and brown kids.

Stop this nonsense right now. I can barely stomach even spending the energy to confront the sheer ignorance in this post, but, Miranda currently lives in Green Valley. Presently. She was on Drew's PTA. Run your eyeballs instead of your mouth and do some research, it will serve you better.

How many years have her three kids attended Drew, collectively?

How many have YOUR kids attended there?

Do you think you're clever? None of us are running for the School Board. Miranda is. I have never heard her say why she won't send her own kids to the neighborhood school with the black and brown kids in their neighborhood.

I have. And it has nothing to do with skin color; everything to do with getting the educational needs of her own kids. Just like all you other parents who won't live anywhere near these schools. You just avoid it in a more "acceptable" manner. Virtual school didn't cut it - for a lot of us. She, like many others even in the "superior" schools up north, put her kid in private.

Do you even hear yourself? Drew isn't good enough for her own kids. But sure, nothing to do with the skin color of those who are there. Got it.

And she didn't put all of her kids in private, but she made sure to get them all out of Drew.

Just like you did, except you weren't even willing to live in such a neighborhood to begin with and that's how you made sure your kids would never have to go to the worst-performing school in the system. And NO....people don't pull their kids out of Drew because of the skin color of the students. They pull them out because their kids' basic educational needs aren't being met. The fact that that correlates to the student demographics is a separate issue.

Listen to yourself! Drew is good enough for the black and brown kids in Green Valley who have no other options but it doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own precious snowflakes. And sure, this has nothing to do with demographics, nothing at all. Miranda's fake white savior complex sickens me.

All you do is deflect.

Look at YOU deflecting from the fact that you literally said that the school that the black and brown kids go to doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own children so she's totally justified in sending her kids out of the neighborhood.

Not a deflection. Perhaps that word doesn't mean what you think it means.
The problem is, that school doesn't meet the basic education needs of MOST of its students, regardless of their skin color. ANY parent would be justified in sending their kids to an option program. But, as noted earlier, nobody criticizes a person of color living in the neighborhood for doing so.

I don't care whether some random Green Valley parent sends their kids to Drew. Miranda is not some random parent. She is running for the school board. So when she tries to win points for living in Green Valley but won't even send her own kids to Drew, people are going to take notice. You keep DEFLECTING from discussion of Miranda by asking other posters where we send our kids or pointing out that some hypothetical person of color in Green Valley might not send their kids to Drew. Doesn't matter. We're not about to be on the school board. She is.

She just has to say what neighborhood she lives in. And she did. As well as the neighborhood activities she is involved in. She's not asking you to give her a medal.

Her surrogates seem to think she deserves one. During her first one, they (including some on here) noted that she lives in Green Valley when she doesn't have to because she can afford to live anywhere in Arlington. Even someone in this thread noted that her time in Africa proves she's not avoiding black people. Fine, she lives in the Valley. Fine, she said where she lives. But not fine that she and/or her supporters think she deserves credit for where she lives.

I just voted and wrote in someone who lives in and is connected to the Valley without wearing it like a badge of honor. I know Miranda is going to win but I couldn't be part of helping her into office. Once she's in thought I hope that everyone treats her with the same grace and respect that she and her ilk showed the School Board during COVID.

It’s literally the opposite; she’s getting attacked for where she lives with (false) claims about where she’s sent her kids to school. Just in this thread someone called her a “white savior” just for where she lives, it’s ridiculous.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m leaving the ballot blank. Like another PP wrote, it won’t stop her from getting on to the board, but at least I won’t have helped her get there.

I’m not gonna vote for someone who acts like she deserves credit for living in the Valley when, as some of her supporters claimed during her first run, she and her husband could afford to live anywhere in Arlington. White savior much?

Yeah she lived in the Valley but sent one kid to private school, and didn't send the others to the neighborhood school. Not good enough for her and Mr. Miranda MAGA apparently.

TEMPORARILY sent one to private. They went Arlington Montessori for public.

Exactly, they avoided going to Drew. With the black and brown kids.

Stop this nonsense right now. I can barely stomach even spending the energy to confront the sheer ignorance in this post, but, Miranda currently lives in Green Valley. Presently. She was on Drew's PTA. Run your eyeballs instead of your mouth and do some research, it will serve you better.

How many years have her three kids attended Drew, collectively?

How many have YOUR kids attended there?

Do you think you're clever? None of us are running for the School Board. Miranda is. I have never heard her say why she won't send her own kids to the neighborhood school with the black and brown kids in their neighborhood.

I have. And it has nothing to do with skin color; everything to do with getting the educational needs of her own kids. Just like all you other parents who won't live anywhere near these schools. You just avoid it in a more "acceptable" manner. Virtual school didn't cut it - for a lot of us. She, like many others even in the "superior" schools up north, put her kid in private.

Do you even hear yourself? Drew isn't good enough for her own kids. But sure, nothing to do with the skin color of those who are there. Got it.

And she didn't put all of her kids in private, but she made sure to get them all out of Drew.

Just like you did, except you weren't even willing to live in such a neighborhood to begin with and that's how you made sure your kids would never have to go to the worst-performing school in the system. And NO....people don't pull their kids out of Drew because of the skin color of the students. They pull them out because their kids' basic educational needs aren't being met. The fact that that correlates to the student demographics is a separate issue.

Listen to yourself! Drew is good enough for the black and brown kids in Green Valley who have no other options but it doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own precious snowflakes. And sure, this has nothing to do with demographics, nothing at all. Miranda's fake white savior complex sickens me.

All you do is deflect.

Look at YOU deflecting from the fact that you literally said that the school that the black and brown kids go to doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own children so she's totally justified in sending her kids out of the neighborhood.

Not a deflection. Perhaps that word doesn't mean what you think it means.
The problem is, that school doesn't meet the basic education needs of MOST of its students, regardless of their skin color. ANY parent would be justified in sending their kids to an option program. But, as noted earlier, nobody criticizes a person of color living in the neighborhood for doing so.

I don't care whether some random Green Valley parent sends their kids to Drew. Miranda is not some random parent. She is running for the school board. So when she tries to win points for living in Green Valley but won't even send her own kids to Drew, people are going to take notice. You keep DEFLECTING from discussion of Miranda by asking other posters where we send our kids or pointing out that some hypothetical person of color in Green Valley might not send their kids to Drew. Doesn't matter. We're not about to be on the school board. She is.

She just has to say what neighborhood she lives in. And she did. As well as the neighborhood activities she is involved in. She's not asking you to give her a medal.

Her surrogates seem to think she deserves one. During her first one, they (including some on here) noted that she lives in Green Valley when she doesn't have to because she can afford to live anywhere in Arlington. Even someone in this thread noted that her time in Africa proves she's not avoiding black people. Fine, she lives in the Valley. Fine, she said where she lives. But not fine that she and/or her supporters think she deserves credit for where she lives.

I just voted and wrote in someone who lives in and is connected to the Valley without wearing it like a badge of honor. I know Miranda is going to win but I couldn't be part of helping her into office. Once she's in thought I hope that everyone treats her with the same grace and respect that she and her ilk showed the School Board during COVID.

It’s literally the opposite; she’s getting attacked for where she lives with (false) claims about where she’s sent her kids to school. Just in this thread someone called her a “white savior” just for where she lives, it’s ridiculous.

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This whole post is ridiculous. Some people clearly want to smear and cause damage to the next school board member. If she’s that awful, and I doubt she is, then put your money where your mouth is run for SB yourself. Otherwise time to move on and shut up.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m leaving the ballot blank. Like another PP wrote, it won’t stop her from getting on to the board, but at least I won’t have helped her get there.

I’m not gonna vote for someone who acts like she deserves credit for living in the Valley when, as some of her supporters claimed during her first run, she and her husband could afford to live anywhere in Arlington. White savior much?

Yeah she lived in the Valley but sent one kid to private school, and didn't send the others to the neighborhood school. Not good enough for her and Mr. Miranda MAGA apparently.

TEMPORARILY sent one to private. They went Arlington Montessori for public.

Exactly, they avoided going to Drew. With the black and brown kids.

Stop this nonsense right now. I can barely stomach even spending the energy to confront the sheer ignorance in this post, but, Miranda currently lives in Green Valley. Presently. She was on Drew's PTA. Run your eyeballs instead of your mouth and do some research, it will serve you better.

How many years have her three kids attended Drew, collectively?

How many have YOUR kids attended there?

Do you think you're clever? None of us are running for the School Board. Miranda is. I have never heard her say why she won't send her own kids to the neighborhood school with the black and brown kids in their neighborhood.

I have. And it has nothing to do with skin color; everything to do with getting the educational needs of her own kids. Just like all you other parents who won't live anywhere near these schools. You just avoid it in a more "acceptable" manner. Virtual school didn't cut it - for a lot of us. She, like many others even in the "superior" schools up north, put her kid in private.

Do you even hear yourself? Drew isn't good enough for her own kids. But sure, nothing to do with the skin color of those who are there. Got it.

And she didn't put all of her kids in private, but she made sure to get them all out of Drew.

Just like you did, except you weren't even willing to live in such a neighborhood to begin with and that's how you made sure your kids would never have to go to the worst-performing school in the system. And NO....people don't pull their kids out of Drew because of the skin color of the students. They pull them out because their kids' basic educational needs aren't being met. The fact that that correlates to the student demographics is a separate issue.

Listen to yourself! Drew is good enough for the black and brown kids in Green Valley who have no other options but it doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own precious snowflakes. And sure, this has nothing to do with demographics, nothing at all. Miranda's fake white savior complex sickens me.

All you do is deflect.

Look at YOU deflecting from the fact that you literally said that the school that the black and brown kids go to doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own children so she's totally justified in sending her kids out of the neighborhood.

Not a deflection. Perhaps that word doesn't mean what you think it means.
The problem is, that school doesn't meet the basic education needs of MOST of its students, regardless of their skin color. ANY parent would be justified in sending their kids to an option program. But, as noted earlier, nobody criticizes a person of color living in the neighborhood for doing so.

I don't care whether some random Green Valley parent sends their kids to Drew. Miranda is not some random parent. She is running for the school board. So when she tries to win points for living in Green Valley but won't even send her own kids to Drew, people are going to take notice. You keep DEFLECTING from discussion of Miranda by asking other posters where we send our kids or pointing out that some hypothetical person of color in Green Valley might not send their kids to Drew. Doesn't matter. We're not about to be on the school board. She is.

She just has to say what neighborhood she lives in. And she did. As well as the neighborhood activities she is involved in. She's not asking you to give her a medal.

Her surrogates seem to think she deserves one. During her first one, they (including some on here) noted that she lives in Green Valley when she doesn't have to because she can afford to live anywhere in Arlington. Even someone in this thread noted that her time in Africa proves she's not avoiding black people. Fine, she lives in the Valley. Fine, she said where she lives. But not fine that she and/or her supporters think she deserves credit for where she lives.

I just voted and wrote in someone who lives in and is connected to the Valley without wearing it like a badge of honor. I know Miranda is going to win but I couldn't be part of helping her into office. Once she's in thought I hope that everyone treats her with the same grace and respect that she and her ilk showed the School Board during COVID.

It’s literally the opposite; she’s getting attacked for where she lives with (false) claims about where she’s sent her kids to school. Just in this thread someone called her a “white savior” just for where she lives, it’s ridiculous.

NP

This whole post is ridiculous. Some people clearly want to smear and cause damage to the next school board member. If she’s that awful, and I doubt she is, then put your money where your mouth is run for SB yourself. Otherwise time to move on and shut up.

She is accountable for her actions. She founded and led a group that was hostile to teachers, staff, and other parents. The only reason she's on the ballot is because she got very lucky with the endorsement vote.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m leaving the ballot blank. Like another PP wrote, it won’t stop her from getting on to the board, but at least I won’t have helped her get there.

I’m not gonna vote for someone who acts like she deserves credit for living in the Valley when, as some of her supporters claimed during her first run, she and her husband could afford to live anywhere in Arlington. White savior much?

Yeah she lived in the Valley but sent one kid to private school, and didn't send the others to the neighborhood school. Not good enough for her and Mr. Miranda MAGA apparently.

TEMPORARILY sent one to private. They went Arlington Montessori for public.

Exactly, they avoided going to Drew. With the black and brown kids.

Stop this nonsense right now. I can barely stomach even spending the energy to confront the sheer ignorance in this post, but, Miranda currently lives in Green Valley. Presently. She was on Drew's PTA. Run your eyeballs instead of your mouth and do some research, it will serve you better.

How many years have her three kids attended Drew, collectively?

How many have YOUR kids attended there?

Do you think you're clever? None of us are running for the School Board. Miranda is. I have never heard her say why she won't send her own kids to the neighborhood school with the black and brown kids in their neighborhood.

I have. And it has nothing to do with skin color; everything to do with getting the educational needs of her own kids. Just like all you other parents who won't live anywhere near these schools. You just avoid it in a more "acceptable" manner. Virtual school didn't cut it - for a lot of us. She, like many others even in the "superior" schools up north, put her kid in private.

Do you even hear yourself? Drew isn't good enough for her own kids. But sure, nothing to do with the skin color of those who are there. Got it.

And she didn't put all of her kids in private, but she made sure to get them all out of Drew.

Just like you did, except you weren't even willing to live in such a neighborhood to begin with and that's how you made sure your kids would never have to go to the worst-performing school in the system. And NO....people don't pull their kids out of Drew because of the skin color of the students. They pull them out because their kids' basic educational needs aren't being met. The fact that that correlates to the student demographics is a separate issue.

Listen to yourself! Drew is good enough for the black and brown kids in Green Valley who have no other options but it doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own precious snowflakes. And sure, this has nothing to do with demographics, nothing at all. Miranda's fake white savior complex sickens me.

All you do is deflect.

Look at YOU deflecting from the fact that you literally said that the school that the black and brown kids go to doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own children so she's totally justified in sending her kids out of the neighborhood.

Not a deflection. Perhaps that word doesn't mean what you think it means.
The problem is, that school doesn't meet the basic education needs of MOST of its students, regardless of their skin color. ANY parent would be justified in sending their kids to an option program. But, as noted earlier, nobody criticizes a person of color living in the neighborhood for doing so.

I don't care whether some random Green Valley parent sends their kids to Drew. Miranda is not some random parent. She is running for the school board. So when she tries to win points for living in Green Valley but won't even send her own kids to Drew, people are going to take notice. You keep DEFLECTING from discussion of Miranda by asking other posters where we send our kids or pointing out that some hypothetical person of color in Green Valley might not send their kids to Drew. Doesn't matter. We're not about to be on the school board. She is.

She just has to say what neighborhood she lives in. And she did. As well as the neighborhood activities she is involved in. She's not asking you to give her a medal.

Her surrogates seem to think she deserves one. During her first one, they (including some on here) noted that she lives in Green Valley when she doesn't have to because she can afford to live anywhere in Arlington. Even someone in this thread noted that her time in Africa proves she's not avoiding black people. Fine, she lives in the Valley. Fine, she said where she lives. But not fine that she and/or her supporters think she deserves credit for where she lives.

I just voted and wrote in someone who lives in and is connected to the Valley without wearing it like a badge of honor. I know Miranda is going to win but I couldn't be part of helping her into office. Once she's in thought I hope that everyone treats her with the same grace and respect that she and her ilk showed the School Board during COVID.

It’s literally the opposite; she’s getting attacked for where she lives with (false) claims about where she’s sent her kids to school. Just in this thread someone called her a “white savior” just for where she lives, it’s ridiculous.

NP

This whole post is ridiculous. Some people clearly want to smear and cause damage to the next school board member. If she’s that awful, and I doubt she is, then put your money where your mouth is run for SB yourself. Otherwise time to move on and shut up.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m leaving the ballot blank. Like another PP wrote, it won’t stop her from getting on to the board, but at least I won’t have helped her get there.

I’m not gonna vote for someone who acts like she deserves credit for living in the Valley when, as some of her supporters claimed during her first run, she and her husband could afford to live anywhere in Arlington. White savior much?

Yeah she lived in the Valley but sent one kid to private school, and didn't send the others to the neighborhood school. Not good enough for her and Mr. Miranda MAGA apparently.

TEMPORARILY sent one to private. They went Arlington Montessori for public.

Exactly, they avoided going to Drew. With the black and brown kids.

Stop this nonsense right now. I can barely stomach even spending the energy to confront the sheer ignorance in this post, but, Miranda currently lives in Green Valley. Presently. She was on Drew's PTA. Run your eyeballs instead of your mouth and do some research, it will serve you better.

How many years have her three kids attended Drew, collectively?

How many have YOUR kids attended there?

Do you think you're clever? None of us are running for the School Board. Miranda is. I have never heard her say why she won't send her own kids to the neighborhood school with the black and brown kids in their neighborhood.

I have. And it has nothing to do with skin color; everything to do with getting the educational needs of her own kids. Just like all you other parents who won't live anywhere near these schools. You just avoid it in a more "acceptable" manner. Virtual school didn't cut it - for a lot of us. She, like many others even in the "superior" schools up north, put her kid in private.

Do you even hear yourself? Drew isn't good enough for her own kids. But sure, nothing to do with the skin color of those who are there. Got it.

And she didn't put all of her kids in private, but she made sure to get them all out of Drew.

Just like you did, except you weren't even willing to live in such a neighborhood to begin with and that's how you made sure your kids would never have to go to the worst-performing school in the system. And NO....people don't pull their kids out of Drew because of the skin color of the students. They pull them out because their kids' basic educational needs aren't being met. The fact that that correlates to the student demographics is a separate issue.

Listen to yourself! Drew is good enough for the black and brown kids in Green Valley who have no other options but it doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own precious snowflakes. And sure, this has nothing to do with demographics, nothing at all. Miranda's fake white savior complex sickens me.

All you do is deflect.

Look at YOU deflecting from the fact that you literally said that the school that the black and brown kids go to doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own children so she's totally justified in sending her kids out of the neighborhood.

Not a deflection. Perhaps that word doesn't mean what you think it means.
The problem is, that school doesn't meet the basic education needs of MOST of its students, regardless of their skin color. ANY parent would be justified in sending their kids to an option program. But, as noted earlier, nobody criticizes a person of color living in the neighborhood for doing so.

I don't care whether some random Green Valley parent sends their kids to Drew. Miranda is not some random parent. She is running for the school board. So when she tries to win points for living in Green Valley but won't even send her own kids to Drew, people are going to take notice. You keep DEFLECTING from discussion of Miranda by asking other posters where we send our kids or pointing out that some hypothetical person of color in Green Valley might not send their kids to Drew. Doesn't matter. We're not about to be on the school board. She is.

She just has to say what neighborhood she lives in. And she did. As well as the neighborhood activities she is involved in. She's not asking you to give her a medal.

Her surrogates seem to think she deserves one. During her first one, they (including some on here) noted that she lives in Green Valley when she doesn't have to because she can afford to live anywhere in Arlington. Even someone in this thread noted that her time in Africa proves she's not avoiding black people. Fine, she lives in the Valley. Fine, she said where she lives. But not fine that she and/or her supporters think she deserves credit for where she lives.

I just voted and wrote in someone who lives in and is connected to the Valley without wearing it like a badge of honor. I know Miranda is going to win but I couldn't be part of helping her into office. Once she's in thought I hope that everyone treats her with the same grace and respect that she and her ilk showed the School Board during COVID.

It’s literally the opposite; she’s getting attacked for where she lives with (false) claims about where she’s sent her kids to school. Just in this thread someone called her a “white savior” just for where she lives, it’s ridiculous.

NP

This whole post is ridiculous. Some people clearly want to smear and cause damage to the next school board member. If she’s that awful, and I doubt she is, then put your money where your mouth is run for SB yourself. Otherwise time to move on and shut up.

She is accountable for her actions. She founded and led a group that was hostile to teachers, staff, and other parents. The only reason she's on the ballot is because she got very lucky with the endorsement vote.

A fact that applies to numerous board members, past and present.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m leaving the ballot blank. Like another PP wrote, it won’t stop her from getting on to the board, but at least I won’t have helped her get there.

I’m not gonna vote for someone who acts like she deserves credit for living in the Valley when, as some of her supporters claimed during her first run, she and her husband could afford to live anywhere in Arlington. White savior much?

Yeah she lived in the Valley but sent one kid to private school, and didn't send the others to the neighborhood school. Not good enough for her and Mr. Miranda MAGA apparently.

TEMPORARILY sent one to private. They went Arlington Montessori for public.

Exactly, they avoided going to Drew. With the black and brown kids.

Stop this nonsense right now. I can barely stomach even spending the energy to confront the sheer ignorance in this post, but, Miranda currently lives in Green Valley. Presently. She was on Drew's PTA. Run your eyeballs instead of your mouth and do some research, it will serve you better.

How many years have her three kids attended Drew, collectively?

How many have YOUR kids attended there?

Do you think you're clever? None of us are running for the School Board. Miranda is. I have never heard her say why she won't send her own kids to the neighborhood school with the black and brown kids in their neighborhood.

I have. And it has nothing to do with skin color; everything to do with getting the educational needs of her own kids. Just like all you other parents who won't live anywhere near these schools. You just avoid it in a more "acceptable" manner. Virtual school didn't cut it - for a lot of us. She, like many others even in the "superior" schools up north, put her kid in private.

Do you even hear yourself? Drew isn't good enough for her own kids. But sure, nothing to do with the skin color of those who are there. Got it.

And she didn't put all of her kids in private, but she made sure to get them all out of Drew.

Just like you did, except you weren't even willing to live in such a neighborhood to begin with and that's how you made sure your kids would never have to go to the worst-performing school in the system. And NO....people don't pull their kids out of Drew because of the skin color of the students. They pull them out because their kids' basic educational needs aren't being met. The fact that that correlates to the student demographics is a separate issue.

Listen to yourself! Drew is good enough for the black and brown kids in Green Valley who have no other options but it doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own precious snowflakes. And sure, this has nothing to do with demographics, nothing at all. Miranda's fake white savior complex sickens me.

All you do is deflect.

Look at YOU deflecting from the fact that you literally said that the school that the black and brown kids go to doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own children so she's totally justified in sending her kids out of the neighborhood.

Not a deflection. Perhaps that word doesn't mean what you think it means.
The problem is, that school doesn't meet the basic education needs of MOST of its students, regardless of their skin color. ANY parent would be justified in sending their kids to an option program. But, as noted earlier, nobody criticizes a person of color living in the neighborhood for doing so.

I don't care whether some random Green Valley parent sends their kids to Drew. Miranda is not some random parent. She is running for the school board. So when she tries to win points for living in Green Valley but won't even send her own kids to Drew, people are going to take notice. You keep DEFLECTING from discussion of Miranda by asking other posters where we send our kids or pointing out that some hypothetical person of color in Green Valley might not send their kids to Drew. Doesn't matter. We're not about to be on the school board. She is.

Be real. I wouldn’t send my kids to Drew and neither would you.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m leaving the ballot blank. Like another PP wrote, it won’t stop her from getting on to the board, but at least I won’t have helped her get there.

I’m not gonna vote for someone who acts like she deserves credit for living in the Valley when, as some of her supporters claimed during her first run, she and her husband could afford to live anywhere in Arlington. White savior much?

Yeah she lived in the Valley but sent one kid to private school, and didn't send the others to the neighborhood school. Not good enough for her and Mr. Miranda MAGA apparently.

TEMPORARILY sent one to private. They went Arlington Montessori for public.

Exactly, they avoided going to Drew. With the black and brown kids.

Stop this nonsense right now. I can barely stomach even spending the energy to confront the sheer ignorance in this post, but, Miranda currently lives in Green Valley. Presently. She was on Drew's PTA. Run your eyeballs instead of your mouth and do some research, it will serve you better.

How many years have her three kids attended Drew, collectively?

Exactly. She was the white savior on Drew's PTA without deigning to actually send her OWN kids there. Despicable.

Her kids did go to Drew for elementary school, so this is nonsense. She’s also lived in Africa, so it’s ludicrous to suggest she’s avoided black people.

We have been over this. Her kids went to the Montessori program back when it was housed in the same building as Drew. Not the same thing at all.

So now it's relevant that she once lived in Africa? Even if true, that's like saying I'm not racist, I have a black friend.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m leaving the ballot blank. Like another PP wrote, it won’t stop her from getting on to the board, but at least I won’t have helped her get there.

I’m not gonna vote for someone who acts like she deserves credit for living in the Valley when, as some of her supporters claimed during her first run, she and her husband could afford to live anywhere in Arlington. White savior much?

Yeah she lived in the Valley but sent one kid to private school, and didn't send the others to the neighborhood school. Not good enough for her and Mr. Miranda MAGA apparently.

TEMPORARILY sent one to private. They went Arlington Montessori for public.

Exactly, they avoided going to Drew. With the black and brown kids.

Stop this nonsense right now. I can barely stomach even spending the energy to confront the sheer ignorance in this post, but, Miranda currently lives in Green Valley. Presently. She was on Drew's PTA. Run your eyeballs instead of your mouth and do some research, it will serve you better.

How many years have her three kids attended Drew, collectively?

How many have YOUR kids attended there?

Do you think you're clever? None of us are running for the School Board. Miranda is. I have never heard her say why she won't send her own kids to the neighborhood school with the black and brown kids in their neighborhood.

I have. And it has nothing to do with skin color; everything to do with getting the educational needs of her own kids. Just like all you other parents who won't live anywhere near these schools. You just avoid it in a more "acceptable" manner. Virtual school didn't cut it - for a lot of us. She, like many others even in the "superior" schools up north, put her kid in private.

Do you even hear yourself? Drew isn't good enough for her own kids. But sure, nothing to do with the skin color of those who are there. Got it.

And she didn't put all of her kids in private, but she made sure to get them all out of Drew.

Just like you did, except you weren't even willing to live in such a neighborhood to begin with and that's how you made sure your kids would never have to go to the worst-performing school in the system. And NO....people don't pull their kids out of Drew because of the skin color of the students. They pull them out because their kids' basic educational needs aren't being met. The fact that that correlates to the student demographics is a separate issue.

Listen to yourself! Drew is good enough for the black and brown kids in Green Valley who have no other options but it doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own precious snowflakes. And sure, this has nothing to do with demographics, nothing at all. Miranda's fake white savior complex sickens me.

All you do is deflect.

Look at YOU deflecting from the fact that you literally said that the school that the black and brown kids go to doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own children so she's totally justified in sending her kids out of the neighborhood.

Not a deflection. Perhaps that word doesn't mean what you think it means.
The problem is, that school doesn't meet the basic education needs of MOST of its students, regardless of their skin color. ANY parent would be justified in sending their kids to an option program. But, as noted earlier, nobody criticizes a person of color living in the neighborhood for doing so.

I don't care whether some random Green Valley parent sends their kids to Drew. Miranda is not some random parent. She is running for the school board. So when she tries to win points for living in Green Valley but won't even send her own kids to Drew, people are going to take notice. You keep DEFLECTING from discussion of Miranda by asking other posters where we send our kids or pointing out that some hypothetical person of color in Green Valley might not send their kids to Drew. Doesn't matter. We're not about to be on the school board. She is.

Be real. I wouldn’t send my kids to Drew and neither would you.

Maybe not but it doesn't matter because I'm not running for the Arlington School Board while claiming I'm not avoiding black people. Miranda is.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m leaving the ballot blank. Like another PP wrote, it won’t stop her from getting on to the board, but at least I won’t have helped her get there.

I’m not gonna vote for someone who acts like she deserves credit for living in the Valley when, as some of her supporters claimed during her first run, she and her husband could afford to live anywhere in Arlington. White savior much?

Yeah she lived in the Valley but sent one kid to private school, and didn't send the others to the neighborhood school. Not good enough for her and Mr. Miranda MAGA apparently.

TEMPORARILY sent one to private. They went Arlington Montessori for public.

Exactly, they avoided going to Drew. With the black and brown kids.

Stop this nonsense right now. I can barely stomach even spending the energy to confront the sheer ignorance in this post, but, Miranda currently lives in Green Valley. Presently. She was on Drew's PTA. Run your eyeballs instead of your mouth and do some research, it will serve you better.

How many years have her three kids attended Drew, collectively?

How many have YOUR kids attended there?

Do you think you're clever? None of us are running for the School Board. Miranda is. I have never heard her say why she won't send her own kids to the neighborhood school with the black and brown kids in their neighborhood.

I have. And it has nothing to do with skin color; everything to do with getting the educational needs of her own kids. Just like all you other parents who won't live anywhere near these schools. You just avoid it in a more "acceptable" manner. Virtual school didn't cut it - for a lot of us. She, like many others even in the "superior" schools up north, put her kid in private.

Do you even hear yourself? Drew isn't good enough for her own kids. But sure, nothing to do with the skin color of those who are there. Got it.

And she didn't put all of her kids in private, but she made sure to get them all out of Drew.

Just like you did, except you weren't even willing to live in such a neighborhood to begin with and that's how you made sure your kids would never have to go to the worst-performing school in the system. And NO....people don't pull their kids out of Drew because of the skin color of the students. They pull them out because their kids' basic educational needs aren't being met. The fact that that correlates to the student demographics is a separate issue.

Listen to yourself! Drew is good enough for the black and brown kids in Green Valley who have no other options but it doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own precious snowflakes. And sure, this has nothing to do with demographics, nothing at all. Miranda's fake white savior complex sickens me.

All you do is deflect.

Look at YOU deflecting from the fact that you literally said that the school that the black and brown kids go to doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own children so she's totally justified in sending her kids out of the neighborhood.

Not a deflection. Perhaps that word doesn't mean what you think it means.
The problem is, that school doesn't meet the basic education needs of MOST of its students, regardless of their skin color. ANY parent would be justified in sending their kids to an option program. But, as noted earlier, nobody criticizes a person of color living in the neighborhood for doing so.

I don't care whether some random Green Valley parent sends their kids to Drew. Miranda is not some random parent. She is running for the school board. So when she tries to win points for living in Green Valley but won't even send her own kids to Drew, people are going to take notice. You keep DEFLECTING from discussion of Miranda by asking other posters where we send our kids or pointing out that some hypothetical person of color in Green Valley might not send their kids to Drew. Doesn't matter. We're not about to be on the school board. She is.

She just has to say what neighborhood she lives in. And she did. As well as the neighborhood activities she is involved in. She's not asking you to give her a medal.

Her surrogates seem to think she deserves one. During her first one, they (including some on here) noted that she lives in Green Valley when she doesn't have to because she can afford to live anywhere in Arlington. Even someone in this thread noted that her time in Africa proves she's not avoiding black people. Fine, she lives in the Valley. Fine, she said where she lives. But not fine that she and/or her supporters think she deserves credit for where she lives.

I just voted and wrote in someone who lives in and is connected to the Valley without wearing it like a badge of honor. I know Miranda is going to win but I couldn't be part of helping her into office. Once she's in thought I hope that everyone treats her with the same grace and respect that she and her ilk showed the School Board during COVID.

It’s literally the opposite; she’s getting attacked for where she lives with (false) claims about where she’s sent her kids to school. Just in this thread someone called her a “white savior” just for where she lives, it’s ridiculous.

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This whole post is ridiculous. Some people clearly want to smear and cause damage to the next school board member. If she’s that awful, and I doubt she is, then put your money where your mouth is run for SB yourself. Otherwise time to move on and shut up.

Smear and damage? Funny you mention that because I actually know several parents who would make great school board candidates but they didn't want to run after watching Miranda/APE smear and cause damage to school board members, parents, teachers. APE/Miranda poisoned the climate and scared off all these good candidates. They knew what they were doing. They had to open the field for Miranda, as it was quite obvious she had no chance against any real candidate after getting spanked by Kadera and then she didn't even try against Sutton.

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Anonymous wrote:The school board race is DONE. The more important question is whom to vote for for COUNTY Board who will not hurt our schools or turn a blind eye to schools?

Yes but Miranda's tenure is just beginning. People are not going to magically stop talking about her or magically start liking her.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m leaving the ballot blank. Like another PP wrote, it won’t stop her from getting on to the board, but at least I won’t have helped her get there.

I’m not gonna vote for someone who acts like she deserves credit for living in the Valley when, as some of her supporters claimed during her first run, she and her husband could afford to live anywhere in Arlington. White savior much?

Yeah she lived in the Valley but sent one kid to private school, and didn't send the others to the neighborhood school. Not good enough for her and Mr. Miranda MAGA apparently.

TEMPORARILY sent one to private. They went Arlington Montessori for public.

Exactly, they avoided going to Drew. With the black and brown kids.

Stop this nonsense right now. I can barely stomach even spending the energy to confront the sheer ignorance in this post, but, Miranda currently lives in Green Valley. Presently. She was on Drew's PTA. Run your eyeballs instead of your mouth and do some research, it will serve you better.

How many years have her three kids attended Drew, collectively?

How many have YOUR kids attended there?

Do you think you're clever? None of us are running for the School Board. Miranda is. I have never heard her say why she won't send her own kids to the neighborhood school with the black and brown kids in their neighborhood.

I have. And it has nothing to do with skin color; everything to do with getting the educational needs of her own kids. Just like all you other parents who won't live anywhere near these schools. You just avoid it in a more "acceptable" manner. Virtual school didn't cut it - for a lot of us. She, like many others even in the "superior" schools up north, put her kid in private.

Do you even hear yourself? Drew isn't good enough for her own kids. But sure, nothing to do with the skin color of those who are there. Got it.

And she didn't put all of her kids in private, but she made sure to get them all out of Drew.

Just like you did, except you weren't even willing to live in such a neighborhood to begin with and that's how you made sure your kids would never have to go to the worst-performing school in the system. And NO....people don't pull their kids out of Drew because of the skin color of the students. They pull them out because their kids' basic educational needs aren't being met. The fact that that correlates to the student demographics is a separate issue.

Listen to yourself! Drew is good enough for the black and brown kids in Green Valley who have no other options but it doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own precious snowflakes. And sure, this has nothing to do with demographics, nothing at all. Miranda's fake white savior complex sickens me.

All you do is deflect.

Look at YOU deflecting from the fact that you literally said that the school that the black and brown kids go to doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own children so she's totally justified in sending her kids out of the neighborhood.

Not a deflection. Perhaps that word doesn't mean what you think it means.
The problem is, that school doesn't meet the basic education needs of MOST of its students, regardless of their skin color. ANY parent would be justified in sending their kids to an option program. But, as noted earlier, nobody criticizes a person of color living in the neighborhood for doing so.

I don't care whether some random Green Valley parent sends their kids to Drew. Miranda is not some random parent. She is running for the school board. So when she tries to win points for living in Green Valley but won't even send her own kids to Drew, people are going to take notice. You keep DEFLECTING from discussion of Miranda by asking other posters where we send our kids or pointing out that some hypothetical person of color in Green Valley might not send their kids to Drew. Doesn't matter. We're not about to be on the school board. She is.

She just has to say what neighborhood she lives in. And she did. As well as the neighborhood activities she is involved in. She's not asking you to give her a medal.

Her surrogates seem to think she deserves one. During her first one, they (including some on here) noted that she lives in Green Valley when she doesn't have to because she can afford to live anywhere in Arlington. Even someone in this thread noted that her time in Africa proves she's not avoiding black people. Fine, she lives in the Valley. Fine, she said where she lives. But not fine that she and/or her supporters think she deserves credit for where she lives.

I just voted and wrote in someone who lives in and is connected to the Valley without wearing it like a badge of honor. I know Miranda is going to win but I couldn't be part of helping her into office. Once she's in thought I hope that everyone treats her with the same grace and respect that she and her ilk showed the School Board during COVID.

Exactly. I wouldn't care where she lives except she's trying to use it to score points to show how enlightened she is. If she's going to do that, then people are certainly going to wonder why she won't send her kids to the neighborhood school. With the blacks.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m leaving the ballot blank. Like another PP wrote, it won’t stop her from getting on to the board, but at least I won’t have helped her get there.

I’m not gonna vote for someone who acts like she deserves credit for living in the Valley when, as some of her supporters claimed during her first run, she and her husband could afford to live anywhere in Arlington. White savior much?

Yeah she lived in the Valley but sent one kid to private school, and didn't send the others to the neighborhood school. Not good enough for her and Mr. Miranda MAGA apparently.

TEMPORARILY sent one to private. They went Arlington Montessori for public.

Exactly, they avoided going to Drew. With the black and brown kids.

Stop this nonsense right now. I can barely stomach even spending the energy to confront the sheer ignorance in this post, but, Miranda currently lives in Green Valley. Presently. She was on Drew's PTA. Run your eyeballs instead of your mouth and do some research, it will serve you better.

How many years have her three kids attended Drew, collectively?

How many have YOUR kids attended there?

Do you think you're clever? None of us are running for the School Board. Miranda is. I have never heard her say why she won't send her own kids to the neighborhood school with the black and brown kids in their neighborhood.

I have. And it has nothing to do with skin color; everything to do with getting the educational needs of her own kids. Just like all you other parents who won't live anywhere near these schools. You just avoid it in a more "acceptable" manner. Virtual school didn't cut it - for a lot of us. She, like many others even in the "superior" schools up north, put her kid in private.

Do you even hear yourself? Drew isn't good enough for her own kids. But sure, nothing to do with the skin color of those who are there. Got it.

And she didn't put all of her kids in private, but she made sure to get them all out of Drew.

Just like you did, except you weren't even willing to live in such a neighborhood to begin with and that's how you made sure your kids would never have to go to the worst-performing school in the system. And NO....people don't pull their kids out of Drew because of the skin color of the students. They pull them out because their kids' basic educational needs aren't being met. The fact that that correlates to the student demographics is a separate issue.

Listen to yourself! Drew is good enough for the black and brown kids in Green Valley who have no other options but it doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own precious snowflakes. And sure, this has nothing to do with demographics, nothing at all. Miranda's fake white savior complex sickens me.

All you do is deflect.

Look at YOU deflecting from the fact that you literally said that the school that the black and brown kids go to doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own children so she's totally justified in sending her kids out of the neighborhood.

Not a deflection. Perhaps that word doesn't mean what you think it means.
The problem is, that school doesn't meet the basic education needs of MOST of its students, regardless of their skin color. ANY parent would be justified in sending their kids to an option program. But, as noted earlier, nobody criticizes a person of color living in the neighborhood for doing so.

I don't care whether some random Green Valley parent sends their kids to Drew. Miranda is not some random parent. She is running for the school board. So when she tries to win points for living in Green Valley but won't even send her own kids to Drew, people are going to take notice. You keep DEFLECTING from discussion of Miranda by asking other posters where we send our kids or pointing out that some hypothetical person of color in Green Valley might not send their kids to Drew. Doesn't matter. We're not about to be on the school board. She is.

She just has to say what neighborhood she lives in. And she did. As well as the neighborhood activities she is involved in. She's not asking you to give her a medal.

Her surrogates seem to think she deserves one. During her first one, they (including some on here) noted that she lives in Green Valley when she doesn't have to because she can afford to live anywhere in Arlington. Even someone in this thread noted that her time in Africa proves she's not avoiding black people. Fine, she lives in the Valley. Fine, she said where she lives. But not fine that she and/or her supporters think she deserves credit for where she lives.

I just voted and wrote in someone who lives in and is connected to the Valley without wearing it like a badge of honor. I know Miranda is going to win but I couldn't be part of helping her into office. Once she's in thought I hope that everyone treats her with the same grace and respect that she and her ilk showed the School Board during COVID.

It’s literally the opposite; she’s getting attacked for where she lives with (false) claims about where she’s sent her kids to school. Just in this thread someone called her a “white savior” just for where she lives, it’s ridiculous.

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This whole post is ridiculous. Some people clearly want to smear and cause damage to the next school board member. If she’s that awful, and I doubt she is, then put your money where your mouth is run for SB yourself. Otherwise time to move on and shut up.

She is accountable for her actions. She founded and led a group that was hostile to teachers, staff, and other parents. The only reason she's on the ballot is because she got very lucky with the endorsement vote.

A fact that applies to numerous board members, past and present.

I can't think of anyone else whose only competition was a 20 something newbie without any ties to APS but ok.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m leaving the ballot blank. Like another PP wrote, it won’t stop her from getting on to the board, but at least I won’t have helped her get there.

I’m not gonna vote for someone who acts like she deserves credit for living in the Valley when, as some of her supporters claimed during her first run, she and her husband could afford to live anywhere in Arlington. White savior much?

Yeah she lived in the Valley but sent one kid to private school, and didn't send the others to the neighborhood school. Not good enough for her and Mr. Miranda MAGA apparently.

TEMPORARILY sent one to private. They went Arlington Montessori for public.

Exactly, they avoided going to Drew. With the black and brown kids.

Stop this nonsense right now. I can barely stomach even spending the energy to confront the sheer ignorance in this post, but, Miranda currently lives in Green Valley. Presently. She was on Drew's PTA. Run your eyeballs instead of your mouth and do some research, it will serve you better.

How many years have her three kids attended Drew, collectively?

How many have YOUR kids attended there?

Do you think you're clever? None of us are running for the School Board. Miranda is. I have never heard her say why she won't send her own kids to the neighborhood school with the black and brown kids in their neighborhood.

I have. And it has nothing to do with skin color; everything to do with getting the educational needs of her own kids. Just like all you other parents who won't live anywhere near these schools. You just avoid it in a more "acceptable" manner. Virtual school didn't cut it - for a lot of us. She, like many others even in the "superior" schools up north, put her kid in private.

Do you even hear yourself? Drew isn't good enough for her own kids. But sure, nothing to do with the skin color of those who are there. Got it.

And she didn't put all of her kids in private, but she made sure to get them all out of Drew.

Just like you did, except you weren't even willing to live in such a neighborhood to begin with and that's how you made sure your kids would never have to go to the worst-performing school in the system. And NO....people don't pull their kids out of Drew because of the skin color of the students. They pull them out because their kids' basic educational needs aren't being met. The fact that that correlates to the student demographics is a separate issue.

Listen to yourself! Drew is good enough for the black and brown kids in Green Valley who have no other options but it doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own precious snowflakes. And sure, this has nothing to do with demographics, nothing at all. Miranda's fake white savior complex sickens me.

All you do is deflect.

Look at YOU deflecting from the fact that you literally said that the school that the black and brown kids go to doesn't meet the "basic educational needs" of Miranda's own children so she's totally justified in sending her kids out of the neighborhood.

Not a deflection. Perhaps that word doesn't mean what you think it means.
The problem is, that school doesn't meet the basic education needs of MOST of its students, regardless of their skin color. ANY parent would be justified in sending their kids to an option program. But, as noted earlier, nobody criticizes a person of color living in the neighborhood for doing so.

I don't care whether some random Green Valley parent sends their kids to Drew. Miranda is not some random parent. She is running for the school board. So when she tries to win points for living in Green Valley but won't even send her own kids to Drew, people are going to take notice. You keep DEFLECTING from discussion of Miranda by asking other posters where we send our kids or pointing out that some hypothetical person of color in Green Valley might not send their kids to Drew. Doesn't matter. We're not about to be on the school board. She is.

So now it's a requirement for you that SB members send their kids to their assigned neighborhood school. Got it.

Of course not, but if you tout the fact that you live in a historically black neighborhood as a selling point, then maybe you should consider how it looks when the neighborhood school that the blacks go to isn't good enough for your own white kids.

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Cry harder, folks.

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What is APE??