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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No I just think my definition of a crappy school is different than probably most people on this forum. And From my reading, there are potential changes coming to how these things are distracted anyways. Also many potential places don't really have problems until Middle School and there are more acceptable elementary schools. There is just too much uncertainty in that 10 year horizon. On a side note. I think that people here put too much importance on what the school does and not enough on the parents. Every meaningful study of schools shows that as incomes of the students rise, so does performance, no matter what else is done. Most of the neighborhoods are rapidly gentrifying. I just think it's funny that people don't think that as the demographics change, the schools want. From what I've read about some schools in east MoCo, a good school can certainly turn into a mediocre one in that period of time.[/quote] You are totally right. People here think of schools as some magical places that will turn their dumb kids into geniuses, all the while their curricula, even at the best privates, are laughable by many other countries' standards. Suckers.[/quote]
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