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Reply to "The most segregated schools in Maryland are in .... Howard County"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This blogger uses the variance in the FARMS rate to say that Howard County schools are the most segregated in Maryland. He doesn't show his numbers though -- I would have bet on MCPS. https://howardcounty640805081.wordpress.com/2019/02/02/how-did-howard-county-schools-become-the-most-segregated-county-in-maryland/?fbclid=IwAR31j6y_KYs8FYtp8HKpCCEpUIiatyIQRHkV-U5us8YRgQHHE4XAwncHH-s[/quote] I understand that politicians or reporters would sometimes be interested in this. It can be a controversial topic that can be used to gain publicity. But in reality, [b]why would a parent care whether the schools in the county are segregated[/b]? [/quote] Because segregated schools are bad for the society their children will live in. And also because many parents care for more than just what's immediately good for their individual children.[/quote] Uh, no. I don’t care how segregated, unsegregated, or self-segragated a school is. And that is regarding race, gender, nationality, income level, single/double/grandma caretaker. I do care that the school maintains high standards, differentiates, and disciplines students when needed.[/quote] Exactly. And if someone wants to make changes that could potentially be bad to our school quality, I have a problem with that. Even if they claim that the changes are good for decreasing "segregation" or increasing"diversity". The decrease of segregation (and similarly, increase of diversity) is a result of better society, not something you deliberately do to make your society "look better". [/quote]
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