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Reply to "New boundary study for Churchill, Clarksburg, Damascus, Gaithersburg, RM, Northwest, Poolesville, QO, SV, WM, Wootton"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wow - apparently saying that being redistricted to Gaithersburg to reduce FARMS is reportable?[/quote] I definitely would expect the redistricting to seek to better balance out the FARMS populations across schools. Which is a good thing, because without restricting right now, we've basically created segregated schools where poor Black and Hispanic kids go and then the other well-resourced schools where the white and Asian kids go. Now they need to do this redistricting in a way that accounts for distance from home and school as busing kids across county is also harmful and not desirable. But I fully expect rich, white and Asian MoCo families to protest and be up in arms about this. [/quote] What do you mean by “well-resourced” schools? Don’t Title I schools - those with the highest FARMS rates - receive more funding that those with the lowest FARMS rates?[/quote] The simplest answer to your question is that there are no Title I high schools in MCPS. https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/dtecps/title1/schools/[/quote] Ok, so how do some high schools end up as well-resourced while others don’t? Is PP saying that MCPS spends more money for high schools in rich white areas than they do in poorer more diverse areas?[/quote] PP is saying that high schools with lots of students from affluent families have more resources than high schools with lots of students from poor families. I also assume you already know that. But if my assumption is wrong, and you didn't -- now you do.[/quote]
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