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[quote=Anonymous]I see both sides on this. The system is and has for a long time been stacked against certain minority groups. The achievement gap is a huge problem. I hope most people can at least acknowledge this. I have a hard time supporting any policies that intend to close the achievement gap by bringing down the top rather than raising the bottom. Adding free, full day pre-K and preschool is great. Strengthening the Young Scholars program is great. I'm a fan of offering free afterschool tutoring, enrichment programs, private music lessons, and summer programs. I'd love to see non-school policies that raise people out of poverty, as that's a huge contributing factor. Heck, including more URM and FARMs kids in AAP, with an additional mentorship/tutoring program to help them be successful would be great, too. But, I can't support policies that remove advanced or gifted level programs for kids who are advanced. Nothing is accomplished by holding back the kids who are functioning at a higher level and need more. [/quote]
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