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Reply to "Cliff Notes summary of MCPS boundary study fight?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No one is against a boundary change based on geographic reasons. Why would you live in MoCo if you are a racist? Plenty of places to live if you only want to be with your own. What people are annoyed by is putting diversity as the number one priority - which the board did without public comment. http://northpotomacnews.org/?p=861 Then the Board hires a company that only has done diversity realignments - not boundary studies based on geography. Then - even though you can buy a house anywhere in the county the extreme liberals say it is segregated (although county does nothing about actually changing this at a housing policy level). So rational folks from all backgrounds are seeing this for what it is - pols in a one party state trying to get a promotion by motivating their base. Nothing more. Finally squishy evidence that having a bright kid sit next to a new immigrant helps the new immigrant at all.[/quote] Yep, this is about right, IMO. The BOE and MCPS hired a company that focuses on diversity and the BOE/MCPS hyper-focus on race has led to some poor decisions in the past. Parents (of varying races) have an intense distrust of the BOE and MCPS leadership. They have a proven track record of not basing decisions on what will be in the best interest of students. Also, a history of putting optics and politics above actual useful initiatives.[/quote]
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