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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm learning things. Sounds like OSSE's bark is much bigger than its bite where opting out goes.  Paper tiger.

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I mean what they going to do, tie your child to a chair and make them take the test? Of course not there is nothing they can do in reality. [b]Child and school however will have to deal with the consequences.[/b] [/quote]

[b]Such melodrama[/b].[/quote]

See 15:03[/quote]

It doesn't sound like 15:03 or her kid have suffered any consequences, unless you count the hassle of attending one brief meeting at her school, writing one short letter, and taking the kid out of the building for 1-2 hours each morning for one week of school.  The approach doesn't sound more disruptive than taking a kid out for a doctor's appointment.  Maybe DCPS will try to ban that practice as well....[/quote]

You do not have to take your kids out of the building, on any given day during testing their are kids who are not testing who are in a room with a supervised adult, usually the library. They either arrive to late for testing and have to take it on a make-up day, their teacher is testing but they are not, they have a different testing schedule for various reasons, they opted out. DCPS cannot make you remove your child from a school building during testing. You do however, want to cause the least disruption as possible to staff and other children. [/quote]

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