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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NO!!! that is not what I am stating. [b] Why is it? That when a school is predominantly AA, it is considered underenrolled. If the same numbers had a percentage of white student, Oooops I mean white middle-classers enrolled.[/b] We would be considered progressive and innovative. The battle is not your but it will be a fight if you think there's going to be this obligation bull-sugar, coming to the forefront. All of sudden it is our white neighbors attending the local school and suggestions are abound. We've been here and our suggestions are all of sudden relegated to chopped liver or spoiled brie cheese. I don't want you to back off or back up. But back the freaking up for a minute and recognize the fact that familiarity brings comfort. This feces about not being happy and it is a right or a obligation, makes vomit come to my throat. You didn't give a damn about the school when you had an affordable choice and avoidable right not to send your dear child to the neighborhood black school. What you think and what your believe is not the same and it is pretty evident in the recent posted repsonses. As for the push back, when will you get hint? The reality tv show characters of Thurston and Lovey Howell meeting up Kunta and Kizzie will be episodic for sure this upcoming school year. Stay tuned.[/quote] Actually, it's considered under-enrolled because it has capacity for 850 students, and only 290 are enrolled. That's 34%. By any definition, 34% is under-enrolled. Worse yet, only 94 of those are in-bounds. That's 11%. That's not even under-enrolled any more, it's a school that needs to be combined or be closed. But you go ahead and keep telling yourself its about ethnicity, not about math or money. :roll: [/quote]
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