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Reply to "APS is failing my gifted child"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Compare APS to excellent school districts in high COL areas. Also: https://www.apsva.us/post/superintendent-presents-proposed-fy-2025-budget-to-maintain-core-services/ [i]“ According to an independent review by the Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission (JLARC), Virginia school divisions receive less K-12 funding per student than the 50-state average, the regional average, and three of Virginia’s five bordering states. School divisions in other states receive 14% more per student than school divisions in Virginia, on average. This equates to about $1,900 less per student for Virginia. [b]The JLARC estimates that annually, APS is underfunded by approximately $51 million[/b].”[/i] [/quote] Huh? I just compared APS to our neighboring districts. Some are even better performing. Some even higher COL. Delulu[/quote] DC area school districts are mid. [/quote] Including APS. Still, compared to our neighboring districts, APS isn’t skimping on spending. So try again.[/quote] If you look outside of the swampy hellhole of the DC area, you’ll find areas of the country with excellent schools. They are well funded because their community values education. [/quote] Where? Specific examples please.[/quote] I bet they’re all affluent areas with little to no diversity — racial or socioeconomic. Super easy to have excellent schools with a privileged, homogenous population. (Hint: it’s not about the money spent per student.)[/quote] Ok. Thanks for proving my point. Schools that have many kids with higher needs (EL, economically disadvantaged, SN) require even more funding. [/quote] [b]Or better parenting[/b]. No amount of money can help an IDGAF attitude.[/quote] WTF? You’re gross. [/quote] not the PP but why is this gross? School is not a substitute for parents [/quote]
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