Supreme Court Is Asked to Hear a New Admissions Case on Race

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Just build more TJs if so many students are interested.

The new building cost $100M to the taxpayers. Private capital filled it with equipment.

More funds than that amount was allocated each for building/expanding Herndon High, McLean High, and recent high schools. Constructing a new high school building isn't a significant obstacle. A stem high school stature isn't determined by its physical structure after all, but by the advanced curriculum offered and admitting highly capable students that can master it. Going by the yearly number of applications to TJ, it's evident that over 60% of interest in advanced STEM field comes from a single minority community: Asian Americans. Yet, there appears to be no political inclination to address the needs of this community. Asian Americans have been advocating for the establishment of TJ2 for several decades.

Democratic school board has betrayed the trust of Asian Americans by forcefully reducing their representation at TJ through elimination of merit based admission criteria. Glenn Youngkin is the sole individual who has openly aligned with the notion that lottery-based admissions have no relevance in advanced STEM fields.

Youngkin is great at pandering. He's doing absolutely nothing to similar admissions policies at governors schools in western and south western VA because there isn't a political point to be made there

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just build more TJs if so many students are interested.

The new building cost $100M to the taxpayers. Private capital filled it with equipment.

More funds than that amount was allocated each for building/expanding Herndon High, McLean High, and recent high schools. Constructing a new high school building isn't a significant obstacle. A stem high school stature isn't determined by its physical structure after all, but by the advanced curriculum offered and admitting highly capable students that can master it. Going by the yearly number of applications to TJ, it's evident that over 60% of interest in advanced STEM field comes from a single minority community: Asian Americans. Yet, there appears to be no political inclination to address the needs of this community. Asian Americans have been advocating for the establishment of TJ2 for several decades.

Democratic school board has betrayed the trust of Asian Americans by forcefully reducing their representation at TJ through elimination of merit based admission criteria. Glenn Youngkin is the sole individual who has openly aligned with the notion that lottery-based admissions have no relevance in advanced STEM fields.

It’s not lottery based.

But maybe it should be with so many entitled jerks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just build more TJs if so many students are interested.

The new building cost $100M to the taxpayers. Private capital filled it with equipment.

More funds than that amount was allocated each for building/expanding Herndon High, McLean High, and recent high schools. Constructing a new high school building isn't a significant obstacle. A stem high school stature isn't determined by its physical structure after all, but by the advanced curriculum offered and admitting highly capable students that can master it. Going by the yearly number of applications to TJ, it's evident that over 60% of interest in advanced STEM field comes from a single minority community: Asian Americans. Yet, there appears to be no political inclination to address the needs of this community. Asian Americans have been advocating for the establishment of TJ2 for several decades.

Democratic school board has betrayed the trust of Asian Americans by forcefully reducing their representation at TJ through elimination of merit based admission criteria. Glenn Youngkin is the sole individual who has openly aligned with the notion that lottery-based admissions have no relevance in advanced STEM fields.

If you still believe that a lottery has been used in TJ admissions, no one carrying your DNA belongs anywhere near TJ.

You probably should bring your family DNA to the Republic of Banana.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just build more TJs if so many students are interested.

The new building cost $100M to the taxpayers. Private capital filled it with equipment.

More funds than that amount was allocated each for building/expanding Herndon High, McLean High, and recent high schools. Constructing a new high school building isn't a significant obstacle. A stem high school stature isn't determined by its physical structure after all, but by the advanced curriculum offered and admitting highly capable students that can master it. Going by the yearly number of applications to TJ, it's evident that over 60% of interest in advanced STEM field comes from a single minority community: Asian Americans. Yet, there appears to be no political inclination to address the needs of this community. Asian Americans have been advocating for the establishment of TJ2 for several decades.

Democratic school board has betrayed the trust of Asian Americans by forcefully reducing their representation at TJ through elimination of merit based admission criteria. Glenn Youngkin is the sole individual who has openly aligned with the notion that lottery-based admissions have no relevance in advanced STEM fields.

It’s not lottery based.

But maybe it should be with so many entitled jerks.

It's still unfair and race-based

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just build more TJs if so many students are interested.

The new building cost $100M to the taxpayers. Private capital filled it with equipment.

More funds than that amount was allocated each for building/expanding Herndon High, McLean High, and recent high schools. Constructing a new high school building isn't a significant obstacle. A stem high school stature isn't determined by its physical structure after all, but by the advanced curriculum offered and admitting highly capable students that can master it. Going by the yearly number of applications to TJ, it's evident that over 60% of interest in advanced STEM field comes from a single minority community: Asian Americans. Yet, there appears to be no political inclination to address the needs of this community. Asian Americans have been advocating for the establishment of TJ2 for several decades.

Democratic school board has betrayed the trust of Asian Americans by forcefully reducing their representation at TJ through elimination of merit based admission criteria. Glenn Youngkin is the sole individual who has openly aligned with the notion that lottery-based admissions have no relevance in advanced STEM fields.

+1
They just love free rides and entitlement. Destroying family values, hard work, and meritocracy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just build more TJs if so many students are interested.

The new building cost $100M to the taxpayers. Private capital filled it with equipment.

More funds than that amount was allocated each for building/expanding Herndon High, McLean High, and recent high schools. Constructing a new high school building isn't a significant obstacle. A stem high school stature isn't determined by its physical structure after all, but by the advanced curriculum offered and admitting highly capable students that can master it. Going by the yearly number of applications to TJ, it's evident that over 60% of interest in advanced STEM field comes from a single minority community: Asian Americans. Yet, there appears to be no political inclination to address the needs of this community. Asian Americans have been advocating for the establishment of TJ2 for several decades.

Democratic school board has betrayed the trust of Asian Americans by forcefully reducing their representation at TJ through elimination of merit based admission criteria. Glenn Youngkin is the sole individual who has openly aligned with the notion that lottery-based admissions have no relevance in advanced STEM fields.

+1
They just love free rides and entitlement. Destroying family values, hard work, and meritocracy.

+1 You should totally relocate to a place that embraces your conservative values. I hear Tazewell County is lovely in the fall.

[Anonymous]

Amazingly, so many people in this forum believe discrimination and war on meritocracy are good for our country.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just build more TJs if so many students are interested.

The new building cost $100M to the taxpayers. Private capital filled it with equipment.

More funds than that amount was allocated each for building/expanding Herndon High, McLean High, and recent high schools. Constructing a new high school building isn't a significant obstacle. A stem high school stature isn't determined by its physical structure after all, but by the advanced curriculum offered and admitting highly capable students that can master it. Going by the yearly number of applications to TJ, it's evident that over 60% of interest in advanced STEM field comes from a single minority community: Asian Americans. Yet, there appears to be no political inclination to address the needs of this community. Asian Americans have been advocating for the establishment of TJ2 for several decades.

Democratic school board has betrayed the trust of Asian Americans by forcefully reducing their representation at TJ through elimination of merit based admission criteria. Glenn Youngkin is the sole individual who has openly aligned with the notion that lottery-based admissions have no relevance in advanced STEM fields.

+1
They just love free rides and entitlement. Destroying family values, hard work, and meritocracy.

+1 You should totally relocate to a place that embraces your conservative values. I hear Tazewell County is lovely in the fall.

And for you? The Republic of Banana.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just build more TJs if so many students are interested.

The new building cost $100M to the taxpayers. Private capital filled it with equipment.

More funds than that amount was allocated each for building/expanding Herndon High, McLean High, and recent high schools. Constructing a new high school building isn't a significant obstacle. A stem high school stature isn't determined by its physical structure after all, but by the advanced curriculum offered and admitting highly capable students that can master it. Going by the yearly number of applications to TJ, it's evident that over 60% of interest in advanced STEM field comes from a single minority community: Asian Americans. Yet, there appears to be no political inclination to address the needs of this community. Asian Americans have been advocating for the establishment of TJ2 for several decades.

Democratic school board has betrayed the trust of Asian Americans by forcefully reducing their representation at TJ through elimination of merit based admission criteria. Glenn Youngkin is the sole individual who has openly aligned with the notion that lottery-based admissions have no relevance in advanced STEM fields.

+1
They just love free rides and entitlement. Destroying family values, hard work, and meritocracy.

+1 You should totally relocate to a place that embraces your conservative values. I hear Tazewell County is lovely in the fall.

You know. You cannot get free rides all the time. You need to work hard at some point to get ahead.

[Anonymous]

well, this common sense is hard to understand if one lives on government welfare for generations.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just build more TJs if so many students are interested.

The new building cost $100M to the taxpayers. Private capital filled it with equipment.

More funds than that amount was allocated each for building/expanding Herndon High, McLean High, and recent high schools. Constructing a new high school building isn't a significant obstacle. A stem high school stature isn't determined by its physical structure after all, but by the advanced curriculum offered and admitting highly capable students that can master it. Going by the yearly number of applications to TJ, it's evident that over 60% of interest in advanced STEM field comes from a single minority community: Asian Americans. Yet, there appears to be no political inclination to address the needs of this community. Asian Americans have been advocating for the establishment of TJ2 for several decades.

Democratic school board has betrayed the trust of Asian Americans by forcefully reducing their representation at TJ through elimination of merit based admission criteria. Glenn Youngkin is the sole individual who has openly aligned with the notion that lottery-based admissions have no relevance in advanced STEM fields.

+1
They just love free rides and entitlement. Destroying family values, hard work, and meritocracy.

+1 You should totally relocate to a place that embraces your conservative values. I hear Tazewell County is lovely in the fall.

You know. You cannot get free rides all the time. You need to work hard at some point to get ahead.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just build more TJs if so many students are interested.

The new building cost $100M to the taxpayers. Private capital filled it with equipment.

More funds than that amount was allocated each for building/expanding Herndon High, McLean High, and recent high schools. Constructing a new high school building isn't a significant obstacle. A stem high school stature isn't determined by its physical structure after all, but by the advanced curriculum offered and admitting highly capable students that can master it. Going by the yearly number of applications to TJ, it's evident that over 60% of interest in advanced STEM field comes from a single minority community: Asian Americans. Yet, there appears to be no political inclination to address the needs of this community. Asian Americans have been advocating for the establishment of TJ2 for several decades.

Democratic school board has betrayed the trust of Asian Americans by forcefully reducing their representation at TJ through elimination of merit based admission criteria. Glenn Youngkin is the sole individual who has openly aligned with the notion that lottery-based admissions have no relevance in advanced STEM fields.

It’s not lottery based.

But maybe it should be with so many entitled jerks.

It's still unfair and race-based

Definitely NOT race-based. Stop lying.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just build more TJs if so many students are interested.

The new building cost $100M to the taxpayers. Private capital filled it with equipment.

More funds than that amount was allocated each for building/expanding Herndon High, McLean High, and recent high schools. Constructing a new high school building isn't a significant obstacle. A stem high school stature isn't determined by its physical structure after all, but by the advanced curriculum offered and admitting highly capable students that can master it. Going by the yearly number of applications to TJ, it's evident that over 60% of interest in advanced STEM field comes from a single minority community: Asian Americans. Yet, there appears to be no political inclination to address the needs of this community. Asian Americans have been advocating for the establishment of TJ2 for several decades.

Democratic school board has betrayed the trust of Asian Americans by forcefully reducing their representation at TJ through elimination of merit based admission criteria. Glenn Youngkin is the sole individual who has openly aligned with the notion that lottery-based admissions have no relevance in advanced STEM fields.

+1
They just love free rides and entitlement. Destroying family values, hard work, and meritocracy.

The only entitlement here is from some parents who feel that their kids are entitled to a seat at TJ.

No, no kid is entitled. There are far more qualified applicants than there are seats. The latest classes are hard-working, well-qualified students with higher average GPA than prior years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just build more TJs if so many students are interested.

The new building cost $100M to the taxpayers. Private capital filled it with equipment.

More funds than that amount was allocated each for building/expanding Herndon High, McLean High, and recent high schools. Constructing a new high school building isn't a significant obstacle. A stem high school stature isn't determined by its physical structure after all, but by the advanced curriculum offered and admitting highly capable students that can master it. Going by the yearly number of applications to TJ, it's evident that over 60% of interest in advanced STEM field comes from a single minority community: Asian Americans. Yet, there appears to be no political inclination to address the needs of this community. Asian Americans have been advocating for the establishment of TJ2 for several decades.

Democratic school board has betrayed the trust of Asian Americans by forcefully reducing their representation at TJ through elimination of merit based admission criteria. Glenn Youngkin is the sole individual who has openly aligned with the notion that lottery-based admissions have no relevance in advanced STEM fields.

+1
They just love free rides and entitlement. Destroying family values, hard work, and meritocracy.

You are fooling yourself.
Quota is unfair, and the motive is race-based.
What are you smoking btw?

The only entitlement here is from some parents who feel that their kids are entitled to a seat at TJ.

No, no kid is entitled. There are far more qualified applicants than there are seats. The latest classes are hard-working, well-qualified students with higher average GPA than prior years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just build more TJs if so many students are interested.

The new building cost $100M to the taxpayers. Private capital filled it with equipment.

More funds than that amount was allocated each for building/expanding Herndon High, McLean High, and recent high schools. Constructing a new high school building isn't a significant obstacle. A stem high school stature isn't determined by its physical structure after all, but by the advanced curriculum offered and admitting highly capable students that can master it. Going by the yearly number of applications to TJ, it's evident that over 60% of interest in advanced STEM field comes from a single minority community: Asian Americans. Yet, there appears to be no political inclination to address the needs of this community. Asian Americans have been advocating for the establishment of TJ2 for several decades.

Democratic school board has betrayed the trust of Asian Americans by forcefully reducing their representation at TJ through elimination of merit based admission criteria. Glenn Youngkin is the sole individual who has openly aligned with the notion that lottery-based admissions have no relevance in advanced STEM fields.

+1
They just love free rides and entitlement. Destroying family values, hard work, and meritocracy.

The only entitlement here is from some parents who feel that their kids are entitled to a seat at TJ.

No, no kid is entitled. There are far more qualified applicants than there are seats. The latest classes are hard-working, well-qualified students with higher average GPA than prior years.

You are fooling yourself.
Quota is unfair, and the motive is race-based.
What are you smoking btw?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just build more TJs if so many students are interested.

The new building cost $100M to the taxpayers. Private capital filled it with equipment.

More funds than that amount was allocated each for building/expanding Herndon High, McLean High, and recent high schools. Constructing a new high school building isn't a significant obstacle. A stem high school stature isn't determined by its physical structure after all, but by the advanced curriculum offered and admitting highly capable students that can master it. Going by the yearly number of applications to TJ, it's evident that over 60% of interest in advanced STEM field comes from a single minority community: Asian Americans. Yet, there appears to be no political inclination to address the needs of this community. Asian Americans have been advocating for the establishment of TJ2 for several decades.

Democratic school board has betrayed the trust of Asian Americans by forcefully reducing their representation at TJ through elimination of merit based admission criteria. Glenn Youngkin is the sole individual who has openly aligned with the notion that lottery-based admissions have no relevance in advanced STEM fields.

+1
They just love free rides and entitlement. Destroying family values, hard work, and meritocracy.

The only entitlement here is from some parents who feel that their kids are entitled to a seat at TJ.

No, no kid is entitled. There are far more qualified applicants than there are seats. The latest classes are hard-working, well-qualified students with higher average GPA than prior years.

You are fooling yourself.
Quota is unfair, and the motive is race-based.
What are you smoking btw?

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