Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know plenty or people who left their 'W' school like Whitman to go to Blair....
No one ever left a "W" school to go to Blair unless it was to attend the magnet.
Whitman is far better than Blair for non magnet classes. Since you brought up Blair and tried to imply it is better than "W" schools, prove it.
Blair is a lousy school that hides behind the CAP and magnet programs. Take those away and Blair is nothing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know plenty or people who left their 'W' school like Whitman to go to Blair....
No one ever left a "W" school to go to Blair unless it was to attend the magnet.
Whitman is far better than Blair for non magnet classes. Since you brought up Blair and tried to imply it is better than "W" schools, prove it.
Blair is a lousy school that hides behind the CAP and magnet programs. Take those away and Blair is nothing.
Anonymous wrote:I know plenty or people who left their 'W' school like Whitman to go to Blair....
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just don't get the attitude of ignoring the problems in the DCC and NEC.
East County and Downcounty students took fewer AP exams in 2013: http://onemontgomery.wordpress.com/2014/02/18/east-county-and-downcounty-students-took-fewer-ap-exams-in-2013/
LOL!
… because APs are the only thing that matter … ?
Evidently
how stupid can you get? go to any high school and see how they tout their rankings based on pushing students into AP courses. can u think of any measure by which DCC and NEC are doing well?
insead of namecalling produce evidence that NEC and DCC schools are as good as schools elsewhere. otherwise stop pretending it is so.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just don't get the attitude of ignoring the problems in the DCC and NEC.
East County and Downcounty students took fewer AP exams in 2013: http://onemontgomery.wordpress.com/2014/02/18/east-county-and-downcounty-students-took-fewer-ap-exams-in-2013/
LOL!
… because APs are the only thing that matter … ?
Evidently
Anonymous wrote:I live in Olney and my kids went to schools in SS : the elem HGC, the MS Magnet at Takoma and HS at Blair. They got a better education at those schools than their 'home' Olney schools...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just don't get the attitude of ignoring the problems in the DCC and NEC.
East County and Downcounty students took fewer AP exams in 2013: http://onemontgomery.wordpress.com/2014/02/18/east-county-and-downcounty-students-took-fewer-ap-exams-in-2013/
LOL!
… because APs are the only thing that matter … ?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just don't get the attitude of ignoring the problems in the DCC and NEC.
East County and Downcounty students took fewer AP exams in 2013: http://onemontgomery.wordpress.com/2014/02/18/east-county-and-downcounty-students-took-fewer-ap-exams-in-2013/
LOL!
Anonymous wrote:I just don't get the attitude of ignoring the problems in the DCC and NEC.
East County and Downcounty students took fewer AP exams in 2013: http://onemontgomery.wordpress.com/2014/02/18/east-county-and-downcounty-students-took-fewer-ap-exams-in-2013/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:PP: there are tons of people who post on here from Olney. And I personally know a dozen or so families who moved to Olney from Silver Spring...and I'm sure there are many more. So please don't think it's one person.
I'm one!
moved from Silver Spring (Colesville) to Olney
never looked back!
love the ES, am thrilled with the MS, and I know the HS is solid, as there's a nice balance of SES
Too many FARMs = disaster in a HS.
I will not sacrifice my kids to prove that I'm "socially aware."
Gotta stay away from poor people they are all uneducated criminals.
Not moving because a particular school has specific issues that are not compatible with the educational experience we want for our kids.
Nope, we just lump all lower income people together as ignorant thugs.
You are a sickening person.
oh well
Think what you want. We are not rich by any means. We bought our home for slightly under $600K, and it needs work. Both of us work FT, but won't tell you what we do, as your head would explode.
It's enough to say that I understand how high rates of poverty affect instruction in the classroom. So no, I won't let my children suffer b/c the school system can't figure out a way to make things EQUITABLE. Equity doesn't mean equal. Kids in the DCC and NEC need more resources and should be provided the best teachers. And those teachers should be compensated at a higher rate for working harder than any teacher in a W school.
I never used thugs. You're the one who compared "lower income people" to "ignorant thugs." Freudian?
Speaking the truth doesn't mean I'm a racist bitch. But if people feel the need to stay PC, society may as well continue to cover that boil with a band aid. The boil is still there and won't heal until it's exposed.
But for some reason, I don't think you're smart enough to get it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:u can live in your world demanding "proof" or live with the reality of what u see. The standards of instruction are lower, way lower.
and yes, AP History was horrble at a DCC school. the teacher was way over his head teaching a simple subject.
As you seem to be implying, the DCC and NEC parents are happy with what they get at their schools. that is okay with me. i want more and i can get it outside the NEC and DCC.
the intolerance for any other view that "everything is great" in the NEC and DCC is another reason why i left.
You sound like quite a peach.