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No - practically every state constitution establishes the responsibility of the state to educate its children. This is basic. The provision of public school at the county level is required to cover all students but the mandate doesn't restrict it to being the sole method of providing public education. Many states have independent school districts break off and a county level school system remains to cover students not within those boundaries. This is very common in rural areas. You can live within a county that has a county level school system but based on your location you may not be zoned for the county school but the independent school district.

You do not need the Republic of Bethesda. You do not need a separate political entity. You do not need to upend the state system. It upends MCPS. It brings change to an area that feels immune yes but its far from impossible. MD is a small state but its not some rare unicorn that has an iron clad lock on doing things the way that it has been for 70 years just to keep MCPS happy.

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Other states are not Maryland. Maryland's system follows Maryland's laws. If you want to change things, you need to do them under Maryland's laws. What do you know about Maryland's laws?[/quote]

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