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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The humanities magnets are in the richest school in every region.

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Wow, you are absolutely right. That's incredible.[/quote]
No, it isn't.

https://www.boarddocs.com/mabe/mcpsmd/Board.nsf/files/DKRJWU4F383C/$file/10.01%20Program%20Analysis%20Boundary%20Studies%20Comm%20Engage%20Plan%20Update%20250821%20PPT%20REV.pdf

Region 1 - BCC already has IB
Region 2 - IB is at Springbrook.  Sherwood has lower FARMs rate than Springbrook
Region 3 - Kennedy, which definitely is not the richest in that region, and also they already have the IBDP
Region 4 - RM, not the richest in the region, and already has establish IBDP
Region 5 - Watkins Mill. Also includes Crown, so not sure about FARMs rate, but Damascus is in that region and has a lower FARMs rate than WM.  But, WM already has an IB program

The new humanities program is yet to be decided, except in Region 5 in Poolesville.  There, you are correct.

Unless, MCPS came out with another slide that I'm not aware of.[/quote]

Yes, you need to look at the updated slides. The humanities magnets are located at Whitman, Sherwood, WJ, Churchill, QO, and Poolesville.[/quote]

Did those schools also get career training programs like healthcare or education?[/quote]

Nope 🤬[/quote]

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