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Reply to "Is it time to break into smaller school districts in MoCo"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Gotta get the poors their own district.[/quote] It's not about that. It's about how local needs are different. Poolesville has different weather patterns than Silver Spring. They probably need way more school closures than we do in the southern part of the county. Most of the covid cases are also in the east side of the county. North county is green. They should be able to open at least hybrid, but they can't because we are one school district.[/quote] you can dress the argument up any way you like but it's still going to be about kicking all the poor kids out of Montgomery county public schools and making their own district. Besides I thought that we weren't going to have snow days anymore[/quote] If we split it up district and lower district, the "poors" will still be part of the "richer" district that includes Potomac and Bethesda. Weather related closures was just one reason. It's pretty clear now that MCPS has gotten too big to be efficient. I am not advocating for Potomac and Bethesda so create its own district as some people want to do, but I do think the size of MCPS is just too big. I think it should be split upper and lower, which would still mean both districts would have a mix of SES families.[/quote]
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