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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your input isn't needed here. If you don't like it then you can always lottery for another school. There are plenty of people on the wait list who would be happy to take your spot.[/quote] Defensive much? My opinion clearly is needed, as the school, the board, and the DCPCSB all seem fine with massive and increasing deficit. This is not sustainable and the school owes parents an explanation.[/quote] +1. I can't imagine why any parent would send their kid to this school. [/quote] White fragility[/quote] I can see that being the reason up to K maybe. Free daycare with barely qualified staff and peers that look like you. But how can any decent parent continue to say the best thing for their 3rd grader is a failing school with mediocre, underpaid staff and debt over their heads?[/quote] What if your child is one of the 26% with special needs, and you are convinced that CMI is better at educating them that other schools?[/quote] Even if that's the case, wouldn't you be worried about having to move your child in 2 years when the school is bankrupt? Also, what about the other 74%?[/quote] And their reputation as a school that serves SPED students well is overblown. By a lot. And CMI misinforms/underinforms families about their options and potential services that might benefit their child, if they are not services (like push-in) that are available at CMI. It just happens that there is less clear and available information for SPED parents, so it's hard to figure out the degree to which you're not being served well - until you experience a different school or hire someone to help you. -Fmr CMI SPED parent who has BTDT[/quote] I’m not arguing with you, but CMI has done a lot for my SPED kid. Nowhere else that I’ve seen would be a better fit. [/quote] What grade is your kid on? What other schools do you have experience with or are you just presuming?[/quote] I said I wasn’t going to argue with you. Our experience has been really positive. It’s ok for people to have different experiences I’m sorry it didn’t work for you and I’m glad that you’ve found a school that is better for your child(ren). [/quote] I have no problem with you saying it serves your kid well. I’m happy for you. My issue is that you state nowhere else would be a better fit and I’m wondering how do you know that without physically experiencing other schools?[/quote]
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