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Reply to "When (if ever) will DC neighborhood schools be the default option for high achieving students?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"Needy" or low SES does not always mean low performing. High SES bias keeps the patterns of segregation going strong... they think mostly white means better... [/quote] Here's a question. Who would you rather have as a classmate? This isn't an argument couched as a question, but a true question. A learning disabled child (adhd, dyslexia, dysgraphia) currently a year below grade level from a high SES family. Or a child on or above grade level from low SES home whose witnessed a medium amount of trauma (things like screaming fights between mom and others). Both have some behavioral issues either from the adhd or the lack of a stable home-life. Go. [/quote]
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