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Reply to "MCPS, was it necessary to send out info about the boundary study and program analysis on three electronic channels?l"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not all that useful as they don’t include the new options. When will those be out? Do I have to attend a zoom to see them?[/quote] If they follow the same pattern as last time, the web site below will be updated [b]around the same time as the Oct. 6th and 13th zoom meetings[/b]. You don't have to attend the zoom meetings to see the options, they're just if you want them to walk through each option one by one. [url]https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/facilities/boundary-study/[/url][/quote] Best place to find out first is DCUM[/quote] This was shared on Sept. 3rd: [url]https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/news/mcps-news/2025/09/boundary-study-october-meetings/[/url][/quote] This link states: "Note that boundary study maps and additional resources will be available for the in-person sessions." My guess is the first place to find the link to the new options will be right here, not on any of the gagillion apps MCPS uses to spam parents with their shameless self promotion [/quote] They'll have larger paper maps at the in-person sessions, but you'll still be able to see them on the website[b] once it gets updated.[/b][/quote] Which we'll find out about here on DCUM[/quote] Generally curious, how would you like to be informed of website updates?[/quote] I dgaf about website updates, as I am sure you might imagine. I would love if instead of sending me three identical messages last Friday about meetings I am not invited to or had already received messages about, if they might send one email when they release the new options. I don't need a text or a Remind message. One email is fine. Unfortunately, that appears to not be feasible unless they find it in their hearts to send it out as "General Information" instead of an "Alert". But they don't seem to want to use that option because their narcissistic self promotion messages must be texted! Parents must know immediately that other people's families are invited to be told about the program analysis they are ramming through all of our throats![/quote]
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