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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I feel seen and heard. All the strategies I've suggested are being discussed. Highest among them would be at risk set aside for all schools until said school is 30% at risk. By name, they said biggest opportunity schools would be Brent, Lafayette, and Oyster Adams. [/quote] Did they say how this would play out in terms of whether it's grade-by-grade or school overall? Grade-by-grade 30% targets seem fine, but filling the upper grades (where there is more space) exclusively with at-risk kids to try to get to 30% overall seems like it could be incredibly disruptive. Our school could literally go from 15% at risk to 45% at risk between two grade levels if they did it that way.[/quote] this is actually the situation at Maury naturally due to charter enrollment- at risk concentrated in grades 3-5. It has not been working well b/c the school does not provide enough support. [/quote]
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