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Reply to "Residents appeal MCPS boundary changes, challenge legality of diversity focus"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I know this is the unpopular opinion but it isn’t on middle class kids to throw a life line to the disenfranchised. If the premise is that school A is artificially better due to a concentration of good kids and school B is not good because concentrated not good kids. I’ll sue too if you want to send me form A to B. It is so bad it needs to be broken up!!! so send billy there to make it better even though no matter what it will still be mostly group B? No thank you If we had hard working fire department with great equipment and lazy fire department and poor management and they wanted to redraw their boundaries to pick up nicer houses so that those owners could lite a fire (no pun) under the Underperforming station. That would be wrong too. Thing is most poor people like their schools in silver spring and Germantown. What people don’t like is the whole world sees them as 2nd class to the nice side of town. This seem more like an attempt of the have nots grasping at the current climate to strike a blow to the ”other side” knowing full well that it won’t actually do much good for the kids. [b]It simply isn’t the schools job to redistribute society.[/b] Also I get it people think that they got a bad hand so why not take the cards back and reshuffle and see if it gets better. Let me tell you poor people still lose and the rich will be ok. The middle class will get pinched and in a few years there will be good schools with the least amount of those kids and bad schools with too many of those kids. The names on those schools might shift a bit but as it always was it will always be. [/quote] If it isn't the schools' job to redistributed society, then it also isn't the schools' job to maintain current societal distributions. The reality is that SOMEBODY was going to get reassigned. That was the whole point of building an expanded Seneca Valley High School building. It just that the people who are appealing the decision wanted it to be other people.[/quote]
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