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Reply to "MCPS and Starr will probably need to change boundaries"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In small places where everyone can go to one or two high schools..not comparable to large county based systems.[/quote] You are missing the point, which is: Socioeconomic residential integration is achievable.[/quote] Why would you believe that when MoCo's recent history shows the opposite. You basically have the higher-income families hanging on to a few areas, a bunch of older homeowners without kids aging in place in areas with poor schools, and a county government more interested in abstract social policy than shoring up the tax base? [b]If the goal is to turn both Whitman and Kennedy into replicas of Rockville, people might as well move to DC and just take their chances with Wilson. [/quote][/b] +1!![/quote] +1 to *what*? As 14:53 pointed out, [quote]Montgomery County's recent history of policies promoting socioeconomic residential integration shows that socioeconomic residential integration is not achievable? Please explain, referring to specific county policies on housing. [/quote] What precisely are you saying?[/quote] Sorry. +1 to the sentence in bold.[/quote]
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