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[quote=Anonymous][quote]I can practically guarantee that this isn't middle school and that you won't be at a middle school with that statistic[/quote]

I'm not the PP, but why are you such an ass?

We get it. You don't like FARMS kids. You mention it a lot.

The magnet I went to growing up in a relatively dysfunctional eastern city had a FARMS rate (not that we called it that) of at least 40%... and it did not suck. Poor is not contagious. Most of the people you profess to admire--the people who give you that "culture" you're always yammering on about--are actually not rich. Some of their families probably qualify for free lunch. Some of your children's teachers families may qualify for it too. That adjunct teaching your little Madison her intro History class at Goucher almost certainly qualifies for FARMS. Your husband's admin might qualify for FARMS. You are surrounded, every day, by people who might have less than you do. That doesn't make them bad, or lazy, or make their lives the products of bad decision-making.

There is something deeply wrong with your way of thinking. [/quote]

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