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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t think DC public schools should do anything in regards to privileged UMC types. Basis is just ridiculous in concept (and should not exist), but so is the idea of “differentiation” at any other school, which is just segregation by another name. OP is clearly a segregationist, but no worse than the rest of you who can’t stand to see your kids educated next to the poors. Shameful.[/quote] If you want public schools to work, then you need to attract the UMC not turn them off. That means we need options for parents that want both academic rigor and don’t mind sharing space with poors. It would also help if we applied sales tax to private school tuition and better funded schools. [/quote] There is no such thing as a poorly funded school in Washington DC. Just bring back tracking. Neighborhood schools should be able to accommodate kids who want to go to Harvard and kids who want to be plumbers. [/quote]
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