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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Right now we are only 4 years into the opening of Wells and the renovation of Coolidge. Plus Covid messed up everything for a couple of years. Wells has 2 teachers in every core classroom making more differentiation possible. This helps support strong students as well as below level students. Enrollment in feeder elementary is increasing with more inbound participation to fill in space vacated by 6-8 grade classrooms. I have no illusions that everything is amazing but there is definitely good reason to believe that things are moving in the right direction. I’m less worried about HS since there are enough application options (including the new early college program at Coolidge that is just ramping up) unlike MS. It’s ok for others not to share the optimism but it’s not like nothing has changed for 10 years and people are saying it will change now with no basis for that belief. [/quote] +1000[/quote]
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