APS return to school presentation

[Anonymous]

New metrics based on CDC guidelines
150 new students of great need/ level 1 employee childcare will be welcomed November 16th
https://go.boarddocs.com/vsba/arlington/Board...0Update%20110520.pdf

[Anonymous]

Naturally, no mention of what criteria would be used to determine "families with the greatest need" - you know objective assessment. Not an APS strength.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Naturally, no mention of what criteria would be used to determine "families with the greatest need" - you know objective assessment. Not an APS strength.

It says more details will be released next week.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Naturally, no mention of what criteria would be used to determine "families with the greatest need" - you know objective assessment. Not an APS strength.

Don’t worry, it’s clearly not going to be your kids.

[Anonymous]

also- no explanation of how they are actually using metrics. this is garbage. Duran is a captive of the teachers union. The school board is sacrificing children on the altar of their political ambitions (e.g. don't fight a union in a far blue area.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:also- no explanation of how they are actually using metrics. this is garbage. Duran is a captive of the teachers union. The school board is sacrificing children on the altar of their political ambitions (e.g. don't fight a union in a far blue area.)

They usually add to the information presented in the slides during the meeting

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:also- no explanation of how they are actually using metrics. this is garbage. Duran is a captive of the teachers union. The school board is sacrificing children on the altar of their political ambitions (e.g. don't fight a union in a far blue area.)

They usually add to the information presented in the slides during the meeting

Oh hi, APS!

[Anonymous]

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