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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm not in MCPS, but our county released them the other day and they're beyond terrible. The solution? "We have virtual tutors." Yeah, no. These school systems that wouldn't reopen really damaged these kids academically. [/quote]

They damaged their mental health, too.  Lots broken, and not a lot of creative problem solving to get things back on track.  Quite literally, there's no support for the kids in math. They're expected to carry on with the next level despite having missed a massive amount of material.  Some teachers realize this and stop and fill in, but others just keep moving forward with the curriculum and the kids have to catch up on their own.  At a certain level of math, lots of parents can't remember/help any more, so it is either get a tutor or fall behind.  [/quote]

Enough with the mental health nonsense.  If your kid has mental health issues, what are you doing about it.  If MCPS is so bad for your kid, remove them.  My kid gets tons of support in math as we use the free tutors and as parents, we also help.  They didn't miss massive amounts, they missed a few blocks.  MCPS is watered down because parents wanted it that way.  Get a workbook and work with your kids if you don't want the free tutoring.  But, wait, it's easier to complain than help your kids.  School has been back in person for two years now so you need a new excuse.  The curriculum sucks but that's what we have so make the best of it.  We watched what was missed - it was a few minor sections we did on our own. [/quote]

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