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Reply to "Achievement gap continues to grow between high- and low-income schools"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If mcps is pooling and then redistributing resources, then won't the money eventually just flood Nec and DCC schools to meet the needs of high need population and deprive the private publics out west of something. I mean PTA fundraising can do only so much! I think DCC and NEC may never catch up with the Ws but mcps is more focused on their upliftment right now.[/quote] Does MCPS send proportionally more money to schools with lots of poor children? Yes. As it should. Does this mean that eventually schools with lots of poor children will get all of the money in MCPS? No.[/quote]
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