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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Here's a crazy idea - properly resource all of the schools, including academic offerings, facilities, supports, etc. so parents aren't playing Hunger games over available "good" schools. Everyone knows the affluent schools get more system support in addition to self-funding whatever else they want to have a "public plus" school.[/quote] This is simply wrong. The affluent schools get fewer resources. You need to rethink your understanding of the problem.[/quote] You've honestly never vistied any of the schools which have never been modernized. None of them have the multi-million dollar rennovations and expansions common in Ward 3 schools. The affluent schools DON'T get fewer resources -- they NEED fewer resources. They don't serve populations of need and don't require the same degree of social supports which are funded through Title I. SPED and at risk funding should not be confused with any funding disparity[/quote]
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