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[quote=Anonymous]Curriculum 2.0 and too many resources being spent on the overhead. 2.0 is hurting MCPS scores. The JHU audit showed that it was a disaster, had something like a 30% error rate in materials and left wide gaps. This has harmed lower and mid level performing kids who don't have lots of at home supplemental education and who in a different system might not make a 4 or 5 but would certainly earn a 3. Rankings are passed on how many kids hit proficiency. All the W kids getting 5s does not matter when you have schools like QO and others with mostly white/non FARMS kids getting non passing scores. Throw in the schools with high poverty and the combination sinks MCPS. Its a distraction to blame the poor kids when the number of kids not passing far exceeds the number of kids on FARMS within a school. MCPS is very top heavy. Money and resources is spent on a large central office, consultants and various initiatives rather than putting resources directly into classrooms. Over crowding exists everywhere but MCPS handles it poorly. MCPS puts far too many demands on teachers for data collection and other non-instructional activities which directly takes away from their ability to help kids that could succeed with more instruction. MCPS places principals based on who gets along with the central office bit based on who can work best with teachers and find ways to teach the students. [/quote]
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