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Reply to "Quince Orchard community meeting for Boundary Analysis"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Completely ridiculous. Boundary studies HAVE to happen because demographics and [b]population sizes change[/b]. [/quote] That is actually fine. Capacity issues can't be solved by just being politically correct. [quote=Anonymous] Also, [b]NO ONE is entitled to go to a particular public school.[/b] If you want a guarantee, go to a private school and make sure your kid doesn't get kicked out. Just because you bought a house in a particular community doesn't mean you're entitled to go to the school you're districted for at that point. [/quote] Well, that depends on how "entitled" you are talking about. Rules are there for a reason. The existing boundaries are existing rules telling who goes to which school. Can they be changed? Of course yes, but to say "NO ONE is entitled to go to a particular public school." is a bit exaggerating. [quote=Anonymous] As the parent of a kid districted to Rachel Carson ES--one of the most overcrowded in MCPS-[b]-I absolutely welcome boundary changes that will alleviate that problem.[/b] I have every confidence my kid will be fine because she has two parents committed to giving her a safe, enriching environment. And if we find her school isn't working for her, we will move, as I imagine most of the parents who have the time to go to that meeting could do as well. [/quote] Of course you can confidently express your welcome to the change. Others can also express their opinions. People speak out on their interest, then we have a better knowledge of what the real "public interest" is, rather than the "public interest" defined be some people which mainly looks at certain group(s) where these people like to think about.[/quote]
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