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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Option 3 is the only one that addressed diversity/demographics. Not perfect but with some tweaks they can make it work.[/quote] They should definitely do option 3 with some tweaks. It's the only option that can add real diversity to Whitman.[/quote] I'm not a Whitman parent but honestly, I don't think diversity should be the end-all be-all. Option 3 sucks for a lot of people.[/quote] I mean, could we just get super simple and say let’s pick the option that sucks for the fewest people? Maximize happiness? [/quote] If it were that easy, it would be a much simpler process! But how would you do that? Every option sucks for a significant number of kids. [/quote] I mean you could use these 4 options (or a set of refined options in the future) and ask families to pick the one that they like best. Or you could get fancier and do rank choice. Yes every option has downsides for some people, but it doesn’t need to be hard to figure out which scenario has the most support and minimizes unhappy people. My perception right now is that option 3 is deeply unpopular and I don’t even know why you bother having community input and engagement if you’re seriously considering the option that the fewest people prefer (that incidentally is likely to cost the most money). [/quote] I mean, Option 3 is the least popular amongst people posting on DCUM, but this is an anonymous website that the owner has said skews white and upper middle class, and where one person can post 15 times a half hour and make it look like consensus. [/quote]
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