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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][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]

What's so desirable about 'at risk' kids.  They tend disproportionately to be discipline problems and consume a disproportionate share of teacher attention and school resources, to the detriment of other kids.[/quote]

STFU.[/quote]

Ask not what at-risk kids can do for you, but what you can do for at-risk kids.  smh.[/quote]

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