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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]This is all so exhausting. I’m already living in the horrific dystopia you are imagining — a school with 50+% FARMS — and it’s FINE. Actually better than fine. My child is thriving.[/quote] You think that your child is thriving because half of your child's peers can't pass basic grade level tests. Its EASY to think you are doing great when the competition is so low and the bar set even lower. Do you play sports with people over 95 years old? I bet you're a real athlete and just thriving at that sport. [/quote] Yea, wait until they have to compete with the global world and they realize they are at the bottom. Yea, real morale booster to compare yourself to poor competition. [/quote] DP, but you two are absurd. There's more to thriving than being the best compared to others. If my kid is emotionally secure, engaged, curious, kind, forms solid peer relationships, etc., that's thriving. This obsession with competition at the *elementary* level is incredibly damaging. There are also objective measures of performance, which indicate, that, yes, kids from schools with high FARMS rates can be performing on par with kids from wealthier schools. The horror![/quote]
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