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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think people are naive to believe that there won’t be majorly disruptive proposals on the table. “Equity” is a prime consideration, and so I think we can expect things like city-wide lotteries and major changes to feeder patterns. [/quote] “ We can absolutely center equity as the priority and look at the ways where when we have a vision of our public school system in the city where every child is getting absolutely what they need [and] has the range of opportunities that we know every child deserves,” said Abigail Smith, the former DC Deputy Mayor for Education, at DC Policy Center’s recent launch of its report on school boundaries. “We can use student assignment policies to help us get there.”” translation: major disruptions will be proposed for schools with high IB participation rates. [/quote]
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