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[quote=Anonymous]After read through all 10 pages, I conclude that most people complained about lack of diversity in W schools because they think low income families don't have any chance, rent or buy, to live in the community. A few people who actually live in red zone said they are happy with the education their children received and the school. They don't think their kids receive less education. There are a lot of good teachers and a few bad teachers in each school. MCPS put a lots of special programs in less affluent HS that are not available to most of the W school. There were three HS programs in my W HS five years ago but only one left now. Erasing achievement gap between schools by busing kids around will not erase the achievement gap between the up an d low perform students academically. You need to change the culture of some family to let kids believe academic achievement is more important than become a football or basketball player, or a pop star. Math is boring but will get you a decent life if you work hard. Not all the kids from high SES wear brand named shoes or clothes or carry a fancy bag, nor all the kids has a smart phone. If you go to a MS/HS in red zone, you may find a lot of kids wear brand named jackets/shoes and carry smart phones. I am not sure many of them came from low SES families or on FARM. It is a choice of life style, or style.[/quote]
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