Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh my goodness, they are saying they don’t even know who has a 3.5 gpa! Yet they want us to believe their 3.5 gpa qualification yields a pool that will be more diverse.
So weird... couldn't somebody write a SQL script to crunch through the numbers pretty readily?
Anonymous wrote:Oh my goodness, they are saying they don’t even know who has a 3.5 gpa! Yet they want us to believe their 3.5 gpa qualification yields a pool that will be more diverse.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For one thing, I don't think FCPS has very good AARTs at the elementary schools. It also relies too heavily on elementary teachers to know how to recognize and rate gifted traits. I see extremely bright and hard-working African immigrants childfen at our local schools. They have parents who put in the time and effort to try and give the best to their kids. I always see those kids being ignored by the AAP process. I've seen more and a few teachers who try and give and edge to the children of their fellow teachers or friends.
AAP needs to be fixed before anything. These people making the proposal are doing a great disservice to the URMs by assuming that testing, or studying as hard as other ethnic groups is just not their thing. Within a couple of decades, we'll likely have African Immigrants being a shining minority. People should stop patronizing
My child used to attend Springfield Estates. That AAP center has lots of African immigrants and also some African Americans. African immigrants behave similarly to Asian immigrants including sending their children to kumon.
Anonymous wrote:For one thing, I don't think FCPS has very good AARTs at the elementary schools. It also relies too heavily on elementary teachers to know how to recognize and rate gifted traits. I see extremely bright and hard-working African immigrants childfen at our local schools. They have parents who put in the time and effort to try and give the best to their kids. I always see those kids being ignored by the AAP process. I've seen more and a few teachers who try and give and edge to the children of their fellow teachers or friends.
AAP needs to be fixed before anything. These people making the proposal are doing a great disservice to the URMs by assuming that testing, or studying as hard as other ethnic groups is just not their thing. Within a couple of decades, we'll likely have African Immigrants being a shining minority. People should stop patronizing
Anonymous wrote:McLaughlin, Tholen and Sizemore Heizer seem like the only ones who care about TJ actually serving a distinct purpose. The rest are just SJWs wanting to hand out goodies to black and Hispanic kids so they can scream equity. Brabrand sounds so tired trying to do their bidding. He put equity at the center of everything he does only to realize it’s more about politics than education.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does Keys Gamarra not realize that when she presses FCPS staff on how they will be “accountable“ for “meeting targets,” she is inviting them to admit there are quotas? They are evading her question because she is digging a legal hole for FCPS.
She is such an idiot. And why does Anderson let her ask questions for 10 minutes running? Are there no other School Board members, or did we just decide these two women get to run everything.
KKG is a lawyer. The reality is we might have an expanded Supreme Court and who know what with the Senate so they are certainly free to talk quota.
Brabrand and the lot of used ethical, bias in the test. Other than max test prep where's the bias?
No one with a functioning brain wants to go down the path of suggesting explicit racial quotas that are currently invalid based on speculation that a Democratic administration would pack a future Supreme Court with quota-friendly justices.