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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You can say they’re separate decisions, but right now the only options that don’t close SSIMS also involve huge shuffling of students to and away from that school. Everyone from the 4 MSs affected should advocate for that to be changed.[/quote]

+1000.

Especially the SSiMS families who were the ones who insisted on postponing the closure decision.  If the majority of the current SSIMS community was desperate to keep SSIMS (I assume they were or else it would have been really selfish of a minority of them to fight this hard to keep it), they should also all band together to make sure they all stay at SSIMS, and none of the rest of us get reassigned there.[/quote]

Rest-of-us poster: apply for a COSA or go private if you are so concerned about your student going to SSIMS. I think what the SSIMS community is hoping for is to keep their community together as well as keeping a school in the neighborhood. Who the hell wants to live next to two permanent holding schools that have health safety issues because the district never properly renovated them.

This community's treatment by MCPS would never fly in west county.[/quote]

I’m not sure who PP is angry at but maybe they’re not actually that familiar with the save our schools folks.[/quote]

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