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Reply to "Where do you consider MCPS high schools on a scale of good-bad"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The magnet curricula throughout MCPS (and at all grade levels) is superior to the non-magnet curricula. This is just a list of schools in order of how wealthy the parents are.[/quote] No, it is a list of quality of the local cohort, it just happens to be that better off parents produce better performers at a much higher rate.[/quote] In real life, I never hear people referring to the kids of low-income, little-education people as low-quality kids. But on DCUM, people do this all. the. time. Seriously, who are you all?![/quote] You have never heard as [b]poor drop outs as low quality kids[/b]? Pull your head out of your ass It isn’t that all poor kids are bad, just poor kids are much less likely to be successful. Unsuccessful people often resort to doing ratchet stuff in slummy places with dubious results. Even if society is nudging them to those outcomes it is still their truth.[/quote] If they're drop-outs, they're not at the high school. And no, I don't hear people refer to poor people as low-quality people, in real life. Only on DCUM - well, and elsewhere in anonymous Internet comment land.[/quote] You have never heard of people making fun of the help, gadners or homeless. What do you think people mean when they roll their eyes at silver spring or the like. People put others down all the time mostly to prop up their own insecurities but it still happens all the time. You are just being oblivious And lots of dropouts at schools like Einstein are already failed students just attending due to age or lack of better options at home. They haven’t done work in years just go for their friends, girls and parties.[/quote]
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