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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][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kids graduated from W cluster, my youngest last year. I always thought MCPS was great and I didn't notice any recent changes. What is making families now reevaluate MCPS? Sincere question - I must have missed something, or it must've happened after my kids were out. Thanks. [/quote] People are (over-)reacting to the upcoming systemwide boundary analysis. [url]https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/publicinfo/boundary-analysis/[/url][/quote] Would you prefer parents under-react? I’d rather have over active community members anytime. [/quote] I would prefer that parents react to the consultant's actual report and any subsequent decisions MCPS may make.[/quote] MCPS wants you to shut up and keeping taking it up the you-know-what. And keep paying your ever-increasing taxes of course. homegrown BS curriculum 2.0, 2 level grading scale (A or B), test retakes, ESOL bonanza, BS studies every week, no differentiation, teeny tiny CES/Magnet programs with socially engineered admit pools, bloated incompetent Administration, 30 mins A WEEK of PE in elementary school (min of all U.S. states, counties, or city schools), 2-3 hours of chromebook time starting in K onward. I mean, turn OP's question around, and give us a few good reasons why we should move to MoCo and MCPS. We both work, and don't have time to babysit and un-navigateable, untransparent huge county school district that only cares about one segment of students (underperforming). What about teaching all segments to potential? [/quote] Honestly if you are this unhappy with MCPS - I'm surprised you still live in the county. It doesn't sound like you like anything about the schools here and I don't see anything changing that.[/quote]
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