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Reply to "The REAL issue with the proposals to shift boundaries & how MCPS can fix it"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote] I am going to point out, here, that lots and lots and lots of parents send their children to schools you think of as failing schools. [/quote] [b]It is a free country. They chose those schools. We chose other schools.[/b] No one is buying the myth that mixing up schools will improve the low SES achievement in any measurable way. It is simply a class war, run by people who lost their voice in the national policy decisions with the change of administration. That is why this social equity rezoning is only happening in MCPS. It is not a national trend. We just have this subpopulation of people who lost the ability to have a national voice, and have moved their efforts locally. I fully anticipate that they are coaching their kids to ride this wave into the Ivies, too. Hereditary politicians.[/quote] [b]When you're also advocating against dense zoning in your area, and against accessory apartments for "traffic" and "parking" reasons[/b], you're preventing those of us who cannot afford your mortgages to "choose" your schools. Not exactly a free choice. [/quote] PPs are far too busy putting education above all else to do any of that stuff![/quote]
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