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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Bumping this thread, since it looks we’ve locked this guy in for another four years. [/quote] Or are you bumping because you don't like the Nottingham proposal and it's time to rally around this flag again?[/quote] I was thinking more of the persistent COVID learning loss and no plan for addressing it, the “inclusive” yet clearly unconstitutional religious holiday policy, the tendency to follow fads, and the singular focus on growing the Syphax job machine to the detriment of keeping qualified teachers in the classrooms. But sure, let’s throw in garbage planning too. Duran is doing a bang up job at creating an equitably bad situation across the county. Goal achieved. [/quote] I'll believe the situation is equitably bad everywhere when the 22207s and the like save their strong pushbacks for the bigger issues that matter to the 22204s and the like.[/quote] [b]When the 22207s rightly observe that the low income 22204s generally do not want their kids bussed across the county where they can’t pick them up in an emergency, you accuse the 22207s of being privileged and cynical and trying to protect their “bubble.”[/b] There are plenty of households in 22204 that are capable of communicating their own needs. More than a small number are well educated and well off. They can speak for themselves about what they want and I will support them. But I’m not carrying their water for them. [/quote] Uh, no. I never did that. As to your second comment, yes, there are a lot of capable 22204 people. And you know what? they HAVE spoken out MANY times. But guess what happens. The 22204s (and 02's and 06's) get dismissed. They are patronized by staff and board members in conversations. Their "asks" are outweighed by more obnoxious voices or special interests. So, again, I'll believe the situation is equitably bad everywhere when the 22207s and the like save their strong pushbacks for the bigger issues that matter to the 22204s and the like....and join the southies in their advocacy.[/quote] What issues matter to the 22204s that are getting drowned out? [/quote] De-segregating the schools Making boundaries that don't increase already high FRM rates while lowering already low FRM rates Unequal enrichment and other opportunities and resources - because PTAs can't afford what others farther north provide for their schools Crowding - which only brings out the north when it's their schools that are crowded There's the whole Career Center/comprehensive high school with equal amenities mess Achievement levels of students Is that enough to get started? [/quote] Are you white? And upper SES? Serious questions.[/quote] DP. Why does that matter here? These sound like concerns that I’ve seen many parents raise - Black and Brown included. [/quote] Thanks, I have my answer. [/quote] You had your answer in your mind before anyone answered. Yes, we’re all racist. Happy now?[/quote] And apparently I was right. [/quote] Congrats??[/quote]
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