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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Separate but equal is NOT equal. [/quote] [b]Neighborhood schools alone without school choice effectively create segregation due to housing costs. School choice enable desegregation.[/b] As for flexible tracking I am fully in favor since I too believe it is impossible to differentiate enough when students in one class have widely divergent academic abilities. It is not uncommon to have DC students in middle and high school who can barely read or do math. DC also has many students who are years above grade level academically. It is a lie that one teacher can accomadate all their needs in the same classroom.[/quote] BS. Do you have an ounce of evidence to support that claim? We have school choice AND largely segregated schools[/quote]
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