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Reply to "Achievement gap continues to grow between high- and low-income schools"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Have you been in a dcc elementary neighborhood recently. There are many middle class families moving in esp close in. Homes are selling and rents are through the roof. Any family paying between 2-3 k for a two bedroom apartment is middle class[/quote] I have. We left. The families were middle class. They weren't the ones attending our neighborhood elementary. [b]Silver spring has much looser zoning regulations than places like Bethesda, which means you can have middle class neighborhoods adjacent to large areas of low income housing.[/b] So yes, lots of middle class families who could afford parochial.[/quote] However, I don't think that the solution to this problem is segregating poor people even more than they are already segregated, in Montgomery County.[/quote]
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