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Reply to "Today's Wash Post op ed about MCPS"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Mcps still has some of the best salaries in the country. We do not need to increase to compete. Our focus schools and title 1 schools have decent class sizes and ratios. [b]It is all the other schools who have been on top that are now seeing a huge shift in class size & overcrowding that will long-term have a d'ĂȘtre real effect on our sch[/b]ools. It is also likely to drive teachers away because over-crowding, fewer resources, & testing pressure make it hard for teachers to do their job. At many schools, we will now see 28-30 kids with 1 teacher & no aides. It is too much. Which means more sitting & worksheet time for students. Smaller class sizes will lead to better learning. Even dropping that number into the 20-25 range again would make a world of difference, or funding an aide for large classes. This county cannot serve the wide range of needs in schools with huge class sizes.[/quote] A huge shift in class size and overcrowding? MCPS eliminated 150 teaching positions. Not 1,500. 150.[/quote]
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