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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What do you mean? Trogisch is the force that built both schools into what they are! Count on DCPS to hire a clueless, spineless syncophant who will effectively erode all of that.[/quote]

That dude illegally discriminates against kids with disabilities. Good riddance to him. I have no doubt that he both engaged in termination-worthy insubordination and also has a long rap sheet of admission “irregularities.”[/quote]

"counsel out" has become some sort of partisan talking point in these forums.

Does Harvard "counsel out" students when they get poor grades and they leave Harvard?
Does Walmart "counsel out" employees who have poor performance and get fired?  
Do the American people "counsel out" politicians like Cory Gardner who do a terrible job and get voted out of office?

To have a top school, you have to have standards.  We should account for disabilities, but ultimately personal responsibility matters.  Attacking "Counsel out" just means you want "no standards". 
Some schools have to have standards.[/quote]

The problem with counseling students out is this is a public school charged with educating kids once they are admitted.  So the standards for counseling out are quite subjective.  And it often correlates with race and SES.  This is not the same as a politician not doing their job or a Walmart employee not doing their job.  These are minors who cannot control their home situations, how much money their families make or the middle school they attended.[/quote]

This is a very weird claim. Not everyone had a right to attend Walls, so test-in is fine, but everyone has a right to keep going there once admitted? Why? Why is that the specific line? I absolutely think a magnet should be able to enforce standards for attendees not hurt admittees.[/quote]

Are you arguing that public schools don't have a responsibility to educate their students? [/quote]

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