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Reply to "Where are all you families of high performing students planning on moving to? "
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kids graduated from W cluster, my youngest last year. I always thought MCPS was great and I didn't notice any recent changes. What is making families now reevaluate MCPS? Sincere question - I must have missed something, or it must've happened after my kids were out. Thanks. [/quote] [b]MCPS wants to even out the FARMS rate across all schools.[/b] Why should just a few have the burden to house the majority of high farms population. Parents are afraid it will reduce local school performance and negatively effect education of their children. Sounds like a reasonable concern to me. Some parents are also worried about decline in property value. [/quote] Not true. From the resolution: It may not be feasible to revise all boundaries, however, there are many schools in MCPS with adjacent school boundaries that have both significant disparities in socioeconomic and racial demographics and disparities in facility utilization. Examining the possibility of altering the boundaries for these schools can present opportunities for progress toward ensuring that all students are able to reap the significant benefits of attending school with a diverse student body, and having class sizes that allow time and space for enhanced educational experiences.[/quote] That’s what it means though.[/quote]
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