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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, I do.  I think that kids benefit from learning in a diverse classroom--economically and racially.  They learn to see people of other races as individuals, not stereotypes; they learn about other people's cultures and experiences; they learn to work with others of different backgrounds; they see that their culture is not the default.  All of these things are enriching and valuable.

Now, the means by which integration is achieved might be a problem for me, but the fact of integration is not.  [/quote]

I support an integrated classroom when all the kids are on the same page.  [b]My kid's AAP class is diverse, economically and racially but not academically.  My DC is learning that all children are smart and hard-working.  In an integrated classroom where some children are above grade level and some are significantly below grade level, the children will learn a different lesson.[/quote]
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Totally agree. And well done fairfax PS and private schools.[/quote]

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