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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I get the sense that many posters here think most of the MVA type students are in this because of imagined issues?[/quote]

Well, I think that a lot of the issues that folks shared publicly and on DCUM were less than compelling. They were things like "we like to travel on non-peak seasons" and "I'm worried about the focus on fashion in public middle school."

Yes, there were folks who had kids awaiting transplants and with legitimate needs, and those folks will be able to enter the program being rolled out. But, yeah, the testimony of some of the families did not suggest a genuine medical need, and certainly not a medical need on the part of the child themselves. [/quote]

And,  its people are not public about why.  People are not traveling.  Yes, there was some genuine medical need but if it is family preference why do you care.  You spend online all day.   Why is that ok for you?[/quote]

God the former MVA parents are tedious.[/quote]

Great parents advocating for their kids.  Why do you care so much?  The cost is minimal.  You get choice, so why shouldn’t others?   If cost is a concern lots of things can be reduced in MCPS. [/quote]

Everyone gets the same choices. Take what the public school offers, pay for private, or homeschool.[/quote]

Actually that’s not true.   Lots of options in MCPS. [/quote]

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