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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I heard from a credible source that one of the quiet reasons they didn’t want to change BCC boundaries is because the FARMS rate has been rising over the recent years at BCC. It reached as high as 26% in the last 3 years, but currently stands at about 22%. BCC has also fallen significantly in rankings in the recent years. Even with current boundaries, BCC could easily reach 30% FARMS in the next 5 years. There was a fear that changing the school’s boundaries, especially in a way that increases FARMS at BCC even more, would accelerate private school usage in the area and cause the school performance to drop tremendously. [/quote]

If this is true it's absolutely disgusting. What a pack of cowards that are in charge of MCPS. Jfc you all just don't give one single f$k about kids do you? It is all about your reputation and your pathetic careers.[/quote]

This is over the top.  Why the drama?[/quote]

I’m not the pp but it’s gross and cowardly that they would let the poor schools get poorer in order to save BCC from even a small increase in FARMs students. Really other schools in the DCC are being screwed over majorly while BCC is being gifted their programming. Disgusting.[/quote]

They may not be so gifted if the demographic change.  When I’ve spoken to central office they did not even understand the graduation requirements.  I don’t think they are in touch with what’s going on or care.  [/quote]

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