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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The wealthy are leaving MCPS. It doesn’t take wealth to file a state or OCR Complaint. There are also attorneys that work pro-bono or on a sliding scale to help protect the rights of students with disabilities that can help those with financial need.  PP acts that it’s a bad thing for parents to advocate for their children and file complaints when MCPS violates state and federal laws to protect students against discrimination on the basis of race, gender, sexual orientation, or disability.[/quote]

The sliding scale is for very low income.  If you make $100-150k you are out of luck.  Legal aid limits are even lower.  I did not have the energy to file complaints.  [/quote]

It's so inconvenient that at every turn there's no record of any of these things just unprovokeable anonymous allegations.[/quote]

Not true at all.  Open up the stacks of the CFP's for the past five years.  Again, when you lie, you get caught!!![/quote]

Only a MCPS troll would reference CFPs. A parent wouldn’t use the acronym.

What is MCPS afraid of? Their dishonest and unethical practices being told publicly? Parents eventually contacting a reporter and sharing their experiences?

Most families, whether they have students with special needs, below grade level students, and/or above grade level students are all faced with a system that doesn’t treat people fairly. Even teachers complain that they are threatened by principals and not treated fairly. At some point people are going to tell others of their experiences in MCPS or just leave.[/quote]

Not sure what a CFP is but clearly you do which means by your reasoning you're also some paid shill.[/quote]

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