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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Realistically, what can he to actually improve TJ that is 100% within his control?[/quote]
He can shift the focus back to STEM academics and recognizing students' merit-based efforts, rather than DEI and woke stuff.[/quote]

Be really specific in describing exactly how Bonitatibus focused on “DEI and woke stuff” in matters of educational policy.[/quote]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0wJYHnOyJM&t=3s

At about 13:30 Bonitatibus speaks on this subject during the debate about the admissions change.
She cosigns the whole diversity and representation rationale the board presents for its racial discrimination.[/quote]

Oh, Asra. I can’t be the only one who is surprised that you have nothing better to do with your time. You were a person of such significance, and now… still tilting at this situation with absolutely no results after four years. Except maybe, just maybe, you got your nemesis a big raise.

The school is entirely populated with students chosen by the new admissions process, and eight of them - the first class of the new process - just made the top 300 in the Regeneron competition. Compared with seven in the class of 2024, and five in the class of 2023.

A staggering objective measure of the top researchers in America’s high schools and the new process has the arrow trending upward.

Go back to picking on the black kids at Hayfield. More people like you when you do that.[/quote]

The Regeneron finalists chosen by the new admissions policy consist of….7 students that went to “wealthy feeder middle schools”. 1 from McLean (I’m not sure if the student went to Cooper or Longfellow), 3 students from Cooper (one of the Cooper students also went to Langley and then transferred to TJHSST sophomore year), 2 students from Carson, and 1 student from Longfellow. 1 student was from Stone Hill Middle School in Ashburn (this school has a 62% Asian population and a fairly wealthy area of Ashburn).

0 students from any FCPS non-wealthy feeder middle schools.  0 non-Asian students.[/quote]

DP.  And it sounds like these students also didn't go to Curie.[/quote]

Really?  I bet 2 or 3 of them did attend classes at Curie.  A high number of South Asian kids in western FCPS and in Loudoun go to Curie.  [/quote]

The PP is full of sht. She doesn’t know who went to Curie or not. [/quote]
DP
Neither do you.[/quote]

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