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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This, along with the results of the SB primary, shows that APE was a vocal, spoiled minority in Arlington that was out of touch with the statistical reality. Thank god. [/quote] How so? Again, the point of the article was actually that most kids in the DC region won’t see the inside of a classroom this school year (so for roughly 18 months unless they opt for in-person summer school....assuming they made APS’s drastically reduced cut). APE absolutely did not advocate for 4-5 days this year for “everyone.” They initially pushed for the offered hybrid option to actually happen BUT ALSO for APS to keep the virtual option for anyone who wanted it. I know DCUM wants to say that APE “screamed” all year but #OneAPS “screamed” just as loudly. And who won, if you can call it that? What this data shows is that MOST APS families wanted in-person learning. The fact that APS could not accommodate this does not mean it’s not the case. Maybe it means they never should have offered a hybrid option. Maybe it speaks to really low trust and morale among APS teachers. But I read it as another mark of a floundering school system that is not meeting the needs of most of its families. [/quote]
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