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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]VMPI dropped the most controversial part of single tracking, no differentiation after fierce pushback. As anyone who works in policy knows, once an idea is proposed it is not dead simply because it gets shot down once. There are many, many people that want to see those aspects back in as it a major “equity” initiative. I put equity in quotes not because I don’t support equity initiatives but because many of the ones that have been proposed i the education space are not well thought out beyond theoretical exercises and ignore that equity can’t be analyzed in a vacuum. If kids can’t get advanced classes in public school that create a significant equity issue between kyhise who can afford private vs public school kids. [/quote]

+1000.

This is exactly what is happening.

The only person Youngkin replaced at VA-DOE was its head.

Dozens of people at VA-DOE have been working hard on VMPI for years (including one person responding repeatedly in this thread).

An initiative that large and developed does not simply “disappear,”  especially when all those people who were working on it are still working at DOE.

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The VMPI initiative is dead. Just like anything with the word equity in it. It is not happening.

They formed a new committee to very superficially update the math curriculum.

Even if someone were to try to "sneak" something in it will go through a long public review process.

These are all verifiable facts.

Stop pushing lies. 
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