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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 [b]company that only has done diversity realignments - not boundary studies based on geography. [/b] 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] I believe they have done both (Boston). And this is why, again, people need to just shut up and *listen* to the *information* that is being presented, then make judgement calls, not jump to conclusions without *listening* first. [quote][b]The consultants will not recommend any specific boundary changes[/b]..... Instead, they will provide a synopsis of how MCPS schools are used, their socioeconomic composition and community members’ thoughts about the project. Data will be compared to similarly sized school districts across the country. “Their charge was not to tell us what boundaries to change,” school board Vice President Brenda Wolff [/quote] https://bethesdamagazine.com/bethesda-beat/schools/the-basics-what-to-know-about-the-mcps-districtwide-boundary-analysis/said in an interview on Wednesday afternoon. “Their charge is to tell us what the lay of the land looks like, give us a snapshot in time about utilization and what it looks like now.”[/quote]
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