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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]San Francisco is scrapping it's all-city lottery to return to a more geographically based system:  https://www.sfchronicle.com/education/article/SF-school-board-plans-to-replace-failing-school-13461014.php

It would be extremely foolish for DC to go down a path that's already been proven not to work.

We need *thoughtful* solutions, not "ed reform" pro-charter crap. Set asides, carefully thought out choice sets for some places, and other measures that encourage integration.

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[b]Integration is such a liberal white folks things.  Have you actually talked to any black folks almost none actually want it.  In fact most people are fine with the current DC education landscape.    [/b]

The key for schools is always the principal.  There are several success stories with public and charters getting real results with at-risk kids.  Its time to take some of the assistant principals at these schools and give them their own schools.  That's the only change that needs to happen.  [/quote]

+1. We LOVED Jim Crow. Loved it.[/quote]

I am not familiar with that DC school.  What did you love about it?[/quote]

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