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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am not convinced. Catania was louder and liked to put on a show of browbeating officials at a hearing but not much actually changed.

And unfortunately one of his most serious reforms -- the at risk set aside -- hasn't been implemented. Oddly that idea is hated in Ward 3, where most of his ardent supporters live. [/quote]

W3 would be fine with the set asides as long as it doesnt add to overcrowding.

The only way it works is to build more schools in W3.[/quote]

It could be headcount neutral. So you'd lose any of the OOB students now who aren't at risk and replace them with kids who are. [/quote]

Can't lose them after they are already there, they have rights to stay in the school and go through the feeder pattern. With schools where the entire class is IB for a by right grade, there is no replacing to do. There's either further increase class side for the at risk kids or create additional classrooms. In hat broom closet they'd put those in certain schools, I don't know. [/quote]

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