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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Q for OP - Whats your race, you did not mention ? I can tell you that you are totally wrong on this. [/quote] Thank you for all the responses. I'm the OP. It was an awkward conversation given that I am of Latin American origin. But I had no information to either counter or support her argument. This process is very new to my family. It is my children's first year in public school and my husband and I went to private schools growing up. What I am reading between the lines is that although the process does not openly state that it's seeking certain minorities, when it comes to two equally qualified candidates, it might be a plus to be AA of Hispanic? I was mostly curious as my son received an in pool letter. I think I'll be ok with whatever decision. My son has made many friends and is very happy in general education, so if he doesn't make it maybe a level II or III would be great also :o)[/quote]
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