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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]VMPI is not dead in Loudoun. They already took it and ran with it. They couldn’t care less than Youngkin got rid of it! Full steam ahead![/quote]

VMPI is dead [u]everywhere[/u] FFS.

Are you being deliberately obtuse? Or does it just come naturally?

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I understand that the state has done away with it. I’m telling you, as a parent of a rising 6th grader and rising 9th grader in Loudoun, that LCPS already took the equity framework and ran with it. And they are not backpedaling or changing course because Youngkin got rid of it. It just had to do course selection for my child entering middle school. The curriculum is unrecognizable from 3 years ago.[/quote]

LCPS can do what they want. That’s not VMPI. Equity in mathematics isn’t a VDOE/VMPI invention.

How is this “unrecognizable”: 
https://sites.google.com/lcps.org/lcps-program-of-studies-22-23/ms-math
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Math 6/7 no longer exists. It was available without testing in. It took the Math 7 SOL. And it fed into Algebra in 7th. And it was a 6th grade class full of 6th graders.

Now, if you take Pre Algebra (and kids can’t pass the test they created) you are in a class full of 7th graders and have to take the Math 8 SOL. It’s not the same at all. [/quote]

So one class is different but it effectively offers the same path (A1 in 7th), just slightly more rigorous? 
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