Anonymous wrote:This is the only published FARMS rate on the school profile pages. But the exact figure doesn't matter here. Even if the current FARMS rate is 60% at these two schools, that is still high and it doesn't make sense to centralize poverty in one school when the goal is to achieve a more socio-economically balanced district.
The recommendation has Woodward at 35.7% and Walter Johnson at 15.3%.
Anonymous wrote:I got a message through our ES PTA that some folks are unhappy with Option B and proposing adding another ES to WJ. What ES? And is there a link to this proposal?
Anonymous wrote:I hope so. I am disgusted by Taylor's proposal and by everyone that supports that racist BS