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Reply to "How to help MCPS' lowest performing students?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Serious answers only. How can schools raise performances of students at the lowest levels? Free meals help nourish brains and bodies, are they "healthy" is questionable. What else? It it sending home books (lots of books) for them to read? More math practice practice practice. Is it helping change their attitude towards learning, less screen time? Is it identifying learning disorders in Pre-K (if eligible) or by K? Parents/guardians of these students need assistance too but there is time and language and cultural barriers- getting them information about identifying learning issues, ELL services, attitude/views about learning? [/quote] Attract more [b]Asian families[/b]. Get parents, alumni and star students to volunteer for tutoring.[/quote] Since they are considered smart, they left long time ago to Howard Co and NoVa.[/quote] in Moco: Most have left our majority-Latino school and now go to Wooten and similar schools.[/quote] DP. In MoCo: you can pick between majority Latino schools to one Asian school (Wootton) and one White-ish school (Whitman). The demographics changed in MoCo. If you want white, go to rural areas in any state.[/quote]
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