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[quote=Anonymous]I do agree with the stay-the-course, devil-you-know arguments. You may not love the course under Chancellor Henderson, but many good things are happening, and importantly, the system is at a sort of progressive equilibrium. A new chancellor means vastly incompatible hopes and dreams all get fought out through the naming, appointment, and actions of a new person. WTU: angry. New parents: angry. Longtime residents: angry. Reformer-types: angry. Lots of people in Ward 3, Ward 2, Ward 1, Ward 4, Ward 5, 6, 7 and 8 are unhappy. But many see a forward trajectory and that counts for SO much. This is DCPS we're talking about, the modern reason for the growth of DC's suburbs in spite of horrendous commutes. Who could really live up to a situation like that and not make some players really angry? At least now, the rage has work off and there is system to work with, shape and improve.[/quote]
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