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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Didn't have time to read through 5 pages of posts, but if it hasn't already been clarified, the OP is wrong. Either their GT Liaison misunderstood or the OP misunderstood what the liaison was saying. I went to the liaison meeting in November where Meredith Casper directly said that parents can nominate their child even if the teacher doesn't. All children who are nominated by either teacher or parent will get tested. There is a PowerPoint that explains this very clearly. I will post it when I'm at my computer. Also, the MCCPTA likes the new plan and they[/quote] Thanks for chiming in. I knew I had heard that parents could still nominate their child. [b]This whole thread is a lot of hysteria.[/b] [/quote] Sigh... It really isn't. You are just not seeing the big picture of where MCPS wants to go with specialized programs (e.g., magnets) at all level. In their view, the programs have become too specialized supporting mostly Asian and white kids. Giving changing demographics of MCPS, they are not willing to continue that. Quietly, but surely, this is the beginning of the end for MCPS specialized programs. [/quote]
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