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

[Anonymous]

the above statement cannot be true, who would request his and who would check?
And no, 30 year-olds shouldn't be in classes with teens.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Liberals mass imported 3rd world migrants, and ruined half the schools in Nova. Fact. Then those same liberals liberals send their kids to private school. If that describes you, jump off a bridge.

It was Reagan. And the many businesses owned by GOP. But don’t let facts get in your way of a manufactured crisis.

Idiotic hysterical cow.

Not PP but they are probably talking about the influx of unaccompanied minors coming in 2014 -2017. A lot of those kids were dumped in Fairfax county schools.

That has nothing to do with Reagan or businesses owned by the GOP.

I don't think the inflow from irregular migration by Central Americans to the DMV has anything to do with GOP owner businesses or agricultural. Where's the fruit farm in Arlington and Fairfax?

Nowhere in this country does any local or state jurisdiction know the financial impact of irregular migration. Public schools pre-K through 12? Unknown. Figure out long term bonds based on demographics? All the dialogue about the US border when local jurisdictions get the long term costs. [like Minnesota - other jurisdictions got federal refugee money and they relocated to Minnesota]. Facilities costs - FX makes two transfers for FCPS . bond debt + operating costs. Was that Bailey's Upper School office building procurement and retrofit the most rapid new public school site ever in the US?

One clear number is relatively small but indicative of federal funding - an FCPS program called Immigrant Family Reunification Program is funded 77% by local property taxes and 23% by Federal Title iii grant. Dual immersion is in reality an extra ESOL resource [was around when FCPS had debates on starting the program]. Modified calendar was another program - for those from countries south of the border and able to travel it counterbalanced the high January absenteeism [traditional vacation period].


Fairfax County and Arlington also have to watch Virginia on the composite index based funding. FX gets about 23% from the state and unlike MD the formula doesn't incorporate demographics [MOCO gets over 30%]. When Kaine [big advocate for Honduras] was governor he wanted to not change it on a 2 year cycle and cut funds despite knowing the massive demographic inflow from irregular migration. Fortunately that didn't happen since his term expired.