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Reply to "Is it time to break into smaller school districts in MoCo"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I grew up in a town-based system. As I'm sure others have mentioned in this thread, there are tradeoffs to both approaches. I'm not even entirely sure how it would work here, because so much is administered at the county level. But it sure is frustrating that "it's too big!!!!" is the automatic retort to any suggestion that MCPS try to bring at least some student back for in person learning. For covid-response, it seems like the advantages of size (more resources, more staff) are completely overshadowed by the complexities of it. [/quote] I think MCPS is too big and should be split north/south. I also think trying to implement hybrid is a lot harder when the school district is very large. I have stated this numerous times: sometimes having more resources does not help maneuver a large project any faster. No matter how much horsepower a tank has, it will still take longer to make a sharp turn than a minicooper.[/quote]
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