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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm saying worst case scenario. I think he's competent, and I thikn he's good at financial stuff. I also think even if he's mediocre at those, he'll be better at those than any current board members. We don't need more ex-teachers on the board --we have plenty of those already. Worst case: he's incompetent and is the lone dissenting vote Best case: he pushes for more financial controls and auditing, and convinces other board members that's worthwhile so it passes I'm willing to take that risk.[/quote] It all boils down to this, if you think MCPS is going in the right direction, vote for one of the equity candidates. If you think MCPS is going in the wrong direction, vote for Stephen Austin. Just look at the response from the candidates for question 7. Austin is the only that says that Jack Smith should not have been retained. https://bethesdamagazine.com/2020-primary-voters-guide/montgomery-county-board-of-education-at-large/[/quote] Agree with these two PPs. I’ll be voting for Austin. I do like Chaudary and Pavel (can’t spell their names) but don’t think they have a chance. So Austin has my vote. [/quote] Right.. so you want "status quo" for boundaries and overcrowded schools.[/quote]
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