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Reply to "Cliff Notes summary of MCPS boundary study fight?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] but they should. Can we finally put to be the myth the school environment actually matters at all. It is almost entirely based on the education of the mother and the home environment. So again why are we spending all this time on this when almost nothing will change NO SCHOOL DISTRICT ACROSS THE COUNTRY HAS FIXED THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP. The biggest factor is the home environment period.[/quote] If the outcome for a given kid is the same regardless of whether the kid is at a "good school" or a "bad school," then why are some parents who own property zoned for "good schools" fighting the boundary analysis so vociferously? And don't tell me it's about long bus rides and neighborhood schools, because there already are lots of long bus rides and lots of kids zoned for farther-away schools. If that's what they were really objecting to, they'd want MCPS to change the boundaries, not maintain them.[/quote] 1. They’re afraid their homes will be worth less 2. They’re afraid their children will sit next to children they view as undesirable That’s really all this is about. It’s ugly, all the way down.[/quote]
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