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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Did you not see new plan? Demographics is def. number one priority going forward.[/quote] Yah, goal is to have all schools perfrom similar. I susopect bussing will be huge part of this plan by distributing all kids in different schools. It won't help any kid but it will look good on paper when reviewing school's disparity. I am convinced that BOE will do all they can to distribute FARMS. Some variation of option 3 is going to be boundary. No other option will match with that they sare saying in their strategic plan for 2026-2030. [/quote] Redistributing farms is not a good idea as they lose funding and kids will still self segregate. [/quote] Which schools specifically receive extra funding because of their FARMS rates?[/quote] I know that title 1 schools do get extra finding. I don't know about other situations. Any Title I school is one that receives funding from the federal Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) to support students in high poverty areas. Title. Cutt off is 75% so it will be poor decision to try to make any school go from 80% to 70%. Twinbrook ES faced situations like that in past,[/quote]
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