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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][i]So no, BASIS isn’t perfect. And no, it’s not right for every child. But it should absolutely exist as an option. And for families whose kids are often underestimated by default, it offers something precious: a system that doesn’t rely on teacher perception, parent polish, or social currency to affirm that your child is capable.[/i] What the hell. Nonsense. We don't need in-demand public middle schools and high schools in this country in this century without outdoor space, any real arts education, language instruction throughout middle school or even a quiet place to study (e.g. a library). Schools without adequate facilities aren't "right" for any teen. DCPS or DCPCS could offer "something precious" in a far more humane and constructive package, like on the Arizona BASIS campuses. I have a nephew at a BASIS AZ campus who plays in a competitive orchestra there than wins state competitions. Public schools aren't too hot here because parents and other stakeholders don't organize to vote politicians in who support good schools, and to vote out those that don't. In the upscale burbs, they do, hence the better schools. [/quote] Yawn.[/quote]
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