Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Moving all students to honors is just a way of implementing heterogenous classes. By presenting it this way, the hope is that there will be less public opposition. It will eventually gravitate to heterogenous non-honors in all but name as they won't want to have large numbers of students fail honors level courses.
Thank you. This is exactly it. They are not honors classes except in name.
Anonymous wrote:Moving all students to honors is just a way of implementing heterogenous classes. By presenting it this way, the hope is that there will be less public opposition. It will eventually gravitate to heterogenous non-honors in all but name as they won't want to have large numbers of students fail honors level courses.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think it's a school-by-school decision.
If anyone is aware of schools that are not choosing this model, can you post this thread? Blair is our homeschool, but I'm seriously considering not ranking it first if I can find an alternative that is not beholden to this honors for all nonsense.
You would be foolish not to rank Blair first. Blair has more course options than any school in the DCC. For example, you can take regular Calc at Blair. Other schools only have AP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just found our HS offers 9th Honor English to all 9th graders. Is this a new policy in MCPS?
In Montgomery County, all the children are above average.
Only in W schools.
Nope. Whitman has non-honors for every subject I believe.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think it's a school-by-school decision.
If anyone is aware of schools that are not choosing this model, can you post this thread? Blair is our homeschool, but I'm seriously considering not ranking it first if I can find an alternative that is not beholden to this honors for all nonsense.
Anonymous wrote:Just found our HS offers 9th Honor English to all 9th graders. Is this a new policy in MCPS?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just found our HS offers 9th Honor English to all 9th graders. Is this a new policy in MCPS?
In Montgomery County, all the children are above average.
Only in W schools.
Anonymous wrote:I think it's a school-by-school decision.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just found our HS offers 9th Honor English to all 9th graders. Is this a new policy in MCPS?
In Montgomery County, all the children are above average.
Anonymous wrote:Just found our HS offers 9th Honor English to all 9th graders. Is this a new policy in MCPS?