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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How have other counties been able to overcome the 1-1 Chromebook hurdle but mcps can’t? Or are those counties not concerned with that?[/quote]

They're not because there's no learning going on during their "virtual" days.[/quote]
 What’s your evidence of that? I have friends in Alexandria PS and their kids were online with their teachers the way all our kids were during COVID.  They even had teacher “office hours” that day so kids could get extra help.  
And since they knew a storm was coming, ACPS had its act together and made sure all the kids grade 4 and up took their laptops home.

Meanwhile Taylor and his MCPS senior management prioritized “snow day videos.”[/quote]

Taylor, central office and the BOE have been clear they are anti virtual. They don’t care who they hurt and are selfish.  It doesn’t work for their kids be a they are not involved parents.  [/quote]
They understand that they have no way to accommodate students virtually.[/quote]

Snort.  Send them on a field trip to Arlington PS, DCPS, Anne Arundel, Baltimore or NYC.  These are all large school districts that “managed to accommodate students virtually.”  MCPS is just lazy and incompetent.[/quote]

They're ignoring students with special needs, too.

After the way MCPS has treated us, I will absolutely use every legal tool to fight virtual unless they come up with an appropriate and effective plan for accommodating students.[/quote]

Ok have fun with that.  The world doesn’t revolve around your kid.  [/quote]

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