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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Even after the VA secretary of education clearly stated that school districts could continue to define their own classes (incl adv/accel) to meet the needs of their students, as they always have been able to do, RWNJs continued to push the boogeyman narrative.

VDOE told you they weren’t doing it. And it’s not something they could just sneak in there with such an open, public process that requires GA/gov approval.

Totally irrational. 
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getting tired of RWNJs, and LWNJs like yourself constantly yapping about each other.  Why dont you all get in a cage and settle it with a spar?[/quote]

The post is about equitable access to advanced math.  This is what VMPI and similar proposals around the country are aboiut.  OP is going the other way and saying minorities need to be placed in even more advanced classes, while most equity proposals involve reducing access for everyone.  One of the links on VMPI's website, ""Eliminate tracking systems that sort children based on perceived ability and demographic profile."
Therefore, the goal of detracking will not be realized without working to dismantle the various social, political, and cultural reasons tracking persists.  Those that have been privileged by the current system must be willing to
give up that privilege for more equitable schooling."
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