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[quote=Anonymous][quote=ModeratelyMoco][quote=Anonymous][quote=ModeratelyMoco]Charting historic MCPS SMOBs by high school. The 2 schools with SMOB finalists make up 33.3% (1/3) of all SMOBs ever despite 2 schools being under 8% of MCPS HS. The top 3 schools make up 46.6% of all SMOBs (12% of schools). 6 High Schools have never had a SMOB. Inequity starts at the top. [twitter]https://twitter.com/moderatelymoco/status/1646138295921901569[/twitter][/quote] ? Springbrook (tied with Whitman) is a high FARMs school. RM has a lot because many of the RMIB students are very engaged with leadership and SGA. You do know that the students vote for their SMOB, right? Should we give extra votes to certain SMOB candidates from certain locations and demographics? [/quote] The student general population only votes for the finalists. A much smaller select group are the ones who vote for who will be a finalist.[/quote] That smaller group is not "select." It is comprised of every single kid from any school who chooses to be a part of the process. Nobody is excluded and all have the opportunity to participate.[/quote]
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