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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Equity goals can’t inconvenience people. It’s that simple. [/quote]

It would crater the tax base and the schools would suffer for your made uo equity goal.[/quote]

Pfft. Half the kids in this city already participate in a school lottery. There's nothing magical about the other half. [/quote]

Except that other half has chosen not to participate.

You wanted choice, you got choice.  Now you want to deny everyone else choice by forcing your choice on them.  Lovely.[/quote]

The city imposes a de facto wealth test on those who want to go to school in Ward 3. That's what this would address. If you think we should be auctioning off seats in some schools to the highest bidders, you should just say so. [/quote]

The entire landscape is entirely unfair, but your solution would not bring about the intended result because folks won’t play along. And so you’ll have imposed a logistical nightmare on the city with nothing to show for it.  San Fran tried it and it was a disaster.  [/quote]

Why is the landscape unfair? The schools in Ward 3 are not “good” inherently.  They’re good because a high percent of kids there are academically on grade level and of higher SES.  [/quote]

I mean it’s “cosmically ” unfair that SES and academic outcomes are so intractably intertwined, not in the sense that Ward 3 families are somehow unjustly hoarding resources.

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