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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What’s the social experiment?

Should people just move out of moco if they can’t afford Potomac? Is it going to be that dire? [/quote]

Why should they? Some people like to live in a area where the school is good, it is natural. But you don't always get what you want, that is natural too.
As long as the schools are doing what they are supposed to, I don't see a problem.

Some people just want to see all schools in the county to perform at the same high level. I do not see a problem for people wanting to achieve that. But if they propose something that is bad for kids going to the current high performing schools, I call that social engineering and consider that bad - does not matter what their real intentions are.
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Potomac isn't what it used to be. People believing this myth are operating on information that's 20 years out of date. The county's been changing for a while and the places with the best schools aren't what they once were either. A big part of the problem is it's hard to understand the data since it isn't as simple as looking at a school's average on PARCC. [/quote]

I thought the W's were the best schools. If you think things have changed, which other school(s) do you think are better than the W's now?
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