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Reply to "Where are all you families of high performing students planning on moving to? "
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Let's back up - what is everyone's fear? What does everyone consider to be a path of destruction in regards to boundary changes? What do you think is going to happen? Does everyone think your school that has FARMS < 10% will suddenly become a school with FARMS > 50%? Or are you scared that your school's FARM rates will be about 25% Give us numbers - tell us exactly what you fear. -Signed, a white, high-income parent in the RM cluster who has no plans to move and just doesn't understand all this fear.[/quote] Everyone's fear is that there's only so much good stuff to go around, so they need to make sure that their kids get it. Opportunity hoarding.[/quote] I'm an Asian American high income parent in the RM cluster, and I don't get the "the sky is falling" fear on this forum, either. But maybe that's because we -- the ^PP and I -- already live in a cluster that has a 20%ish FARMs rate, and we have no plans to move out of the cluster because of the consultants that the BOE is hiring to look at a better way to draw boundaries. Maybe the W parents think RM cluster already has a too high FARMs rate so that's why we don't care about the study? Is it only the W parents that seem to have this "the sky is falling" irrational fear?[/quote]
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