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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]I think the change is that there are a lot more poor brown people now,[/b] much like the rest of the US, and many don't like it.[/quote] This is it. We moved here 30 years ago and raised three kids in MoCo/MCPS. [b]It's not like people don't like "brown" people[/b], the increased number of latinos and blacks affected the school system, many view negatively. It's a hard pill to swallow but this is the root cause [/quote] Some people even are "brown" people. But yes, there is a part of the DCUM demographic that wishes it were still 1975 in Montgomery County (and the world), and that's reflected in the MD Public Schools forum. [b] Plus people like to complain on the internet.[/b][/quote] Do you have kids in the school system? It not just on the internet. I hear parents complaining at the bus stop. I hear teachers complaining. Hell, I hear students complaining about the crappy behaviors they have to put up with at school. MCPS has grown too large, and has abysmal leadership. It's a miserable school system, and would benefit from some major changes.[/quote] Yes, I have kids in MCPS. But you're right - people like to complain, in general. On and off the internet.[/quote] Fair enough. Maybe part of it is simply people complaining. But, don’t you think some of the complaints are valid? [/quote]
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