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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Many thank you’s to the poster who attended the Blair meeting tonight. I’d love to see MCPS have a whole school magnet program similar to the TJ program in Northern Virginia. I’m also interested in MCPS following after many successful school districts such as those in Massachusetts, New Jersey and Connecticut. I’m excited to hear about the report in June 2019. I hope someone else will be able to make it to the Clarksburg session in February and the Richard Montgomery session in April 2019. In this way parents on here can compare notes of what’s being said at each session by Dr. Navarro and MCPS higher ups. As parents we need to hold them accountable in every way. [/quote] Do you mean small wealthy non diverse towns with one or two Hugh schools and no gap to focus on? [/quote] Half of BETHESDA wouldn’t do private school if MCPS was like those stellar public school districts. Kids are learning and challenging themselves there so well. MCPS will never be as good as a smaller town-led public school district with involved, educated parents. [/quote] So half of Bethesda wouldn't do private school if the MCPS public school population mirrored the private school population that they have chosen for their kids? Good to know. Those small districts post "stellar" numbers because they are not in the same school system with the poor communities near them. And, you should go to the BOE public meetings where students testify. Our students all over the County are "learning and challenging themselves so well." They are speaking passionately, articulately, and persuasively about the issues in their schools and the experiences that matter to them and their classmates. Go to the meeting and you will be impressed by the student speakers. [/quote]
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