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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't feel reassured at all, I just feel like they are waiting for the hysteria to die down and they will present the same exact thing again with slightly different words. [/quote]

If they try it again, I'm sure someone will alert the community and the same reaction will play out again.[/quote]

They are only backfracking now because of the election in November

After the dems win the state offices again, it is full speed ahead on this plan.

The dept of ed is just buying time to get through the election.  After the dems win they can do whatever they want no matter what parents or math teachers want.[/quote]

It’s very hard for Rs to sell the impression that they would take math education more seriously than their opponents while they meet at Liberty University. [/quote]

Nice try.

Virginia had a world class education system when the state was run by Rs.

Since the fcps school board became democratic dominated, the fcps achievement gap between the haves and havs nots has grown tremendously.  When Rs and centrist were in charge of the school board, all of the high schools were quality schools with high achievement.

The farther left the school board goes, the more segregated the district becomes and the chasm between schools like Lewis, Justice and Mt Vernon and schools in the rest of the county only grows deeper.

Just looking at results and outcome, a far left school board without a single voice of dissent and only one moderate (McLaughlin) has been very, very bad for the district and the students.[/quote]

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