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[quote=Anonymous][quote]I still think your argument against amounts to "that would be bad for high SES WOTP" which I don't disagree with at all; it would be. You're really just proving my point on that. I'm making a larger normative point about education in the district more broadly, ie. the greater good. We can and probably do disagree about that point as well, but I just want to make sure we're not talking past each other.[/quote] I won't disagree. But the specter of taking a bus an hour each way from, say, a bungalow in Brookland to middle school in Ward 8 is going to immediately halt that upward momentum, as well. [/quote]
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