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Reply to "interesting discussion regarding abysmal decline of MoCo schools"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think most of what is in the Reddit is true. Morale abysmal (students, parents, teachers, paras, etc.), administration is severely bloated, special ed is a disaster that will cost the system for years to come (for all the education the special ed kids are entitled to and are not receiving), and there is no longer any discipline anywhere, or consequences for anything for students (for behaviors, for abuses, for not doing work). So many reasons, but I'll put the blame squarely at the top: the GOP would like to dismantle public education and use tax dollars for private catholic education. They have been playing the long game, and have been helped along by the oandemic[/quote] Honey the schools in Moco get over 3 BILLION a year and have been run by DEMS the entire time. Nah this disaster is squarely on the libs…[/quote] This. And as a Republican myself, Montgomery County leaves me to question my belief that all education should be handled at the state level. I shudder to think what the state of Maryland would do to further the decline were they given the opportunity. And this is not on liberals, liberals are not the progressive Democrats who rule the Democrat Party and Montgomery County. Democrats just borrowed that name when being a Democrat became a dirty word. Democrats are not liberals, not in any sense. [/quote]
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