Anonymous wrote:I have a kid at BCC. BCC issues get air on DCUM, but I notice some posters can't help snarking because BCC is a "wealthy" school. If we can stop seeing every MCPS issue through poor vs. rich lens, we'd all be better off.
As I've said before, the violent students need alternative schools, paid for by taxpayers. Right now there's one alternative school, and since it's too small, kids get sent back to their home school or endlessly transferred to other regular schools, once they've done their stint there. There is a pattern of violent repeat offenders creating chaos in multiple schools just because the system shuffles them from school to school.
This has to stop.
Well, there's also a state legislative problem in that according MD state law, kids really can't be permanently expelled like they used to be when we had Mark Twain. So the alternative schools are small because they're meant to be temporary holding grounds for troubled kids. Not permanent placements.