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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The regional magnet model is a good one. Y’all are tearing it down before it has even begun. [/quote]

It is really bad for the kids in the DCC and NEC. They lose choice, programs are being downgraded from consortium-wide to local, at the same time, [b]some of those schools are losing hundreds of students to boundary changes[/b]. That will mean staff and budget cuts. [/quote]

You mean, some of those absurdly overcrowded schools will finally be able to fit all their students inside their buildings.[/quote]

You mean, hundreds of students will be forced out of some of the most popular schools in the county, and cut off from choice and programs they've enjoyed for decades. [/quote]

It makes zero sense to allow students to opt in to overcrowded schools.[/quote]

Wootton is under-capacity. Crown is new. Let’s move the entire SMCS program there! Problem solved! Oh, wait, isn’t SMCS introduced to Blair because of the motivation for breaking down the social economic wall and reducing inequity? [/quote]

They put the magnets at lower income schools to raise up the test and other scores.  Its not about capacity its about scores/[/quote]
Nope[/quote]

The specialized programs were put in specific schools to boost the test scores of the struggling schools.  It wasn't random.  [/quote]
No, they were not put in specific schools to boost test scores. 
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