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Reply to "What should MCPS' virtual learning plan be ? "
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When are they going to make this a priority to get the plan submitted?[/quote] At the rate they move, I doubt they'll even have it approved by winter 2027. They have to do public consultations, and if one parent complains, they'll say they had parental opposition and won't do anything. Because that's their preference anyway. [/quote] Of course they do but they aren’t as loud and litigious and ready to go to the media with everything as MCPS parents. Also, folks have never actually asked anyone in those other places how everything went during virtual, they just assume it was better. Are you saying that no parents complain in the other counties, such as in Anne Arundel? [/quote] Of course they do. And I'm sure they have kids younger than grade 3 and with special needs in Anne Arundel, Baltimore and PG County, yet somehow the state of Maryland approved the virtual learning plans they submitted. But these are all the excuses DCUM gives as to why MCPS can't have a virtual learning plan for snow emergencies, and MCPS does like to make a lot of excuses for its inaction. [/quote][/quote]
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