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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some PP's have made good points about social limitations as the kids hit upper elementary. OTOH, by middle school (at least in MCPS, FCPS, and APS), there'll be more of a base of high achievers.

15:33 makes a good point about making sure the PTA and other support systems aren't "the dozen or so middle class moms who'll escape as soon as they can," or "I like being the big fish in a small pond."

[b]I do have to question why 10:55 thinks the entire class getting ESOL instruction is a good thing, that hour or two could have been any number of other things for her kid. [/b]

I will add, though, that the immediate surroundings and neighborhood can work wonders and can make a situation that by the school numbers shouldn't work, at least tolerable if not great. [/quote]

Do you think your children don't need to know about English grammar?[/quote]

Does commenting on my comma splices make you smarter? [/quote]

I wasn't commenting on YOUR grammar...my point was that a little ESOL instruction isn't going to hurt anyone.[/quote]

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