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Anonymous wrote:What are the chances of current 5th graders being zoned for two different middle schools and two different high schools due to the coming boundary changes?

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I don’t understand your question. Are you asking about the MSMC? Tat seems to be unclear. Taylor stating that “MS programs won’t change” doesn’t clarify if MSMC will still get to lottery into 3 different MS or if there will still be 80 out of bounds posts per grade available. And transportation is still unclear

I take his statement to mean that MS programs will stay the same as is for the time being. They would be stupid to make these large changes to HS programs and on top of that make more radical changes. But we will have to stay tuned i guess

Big winners: Fields Road and Rosemont get Wootton. Dufief gets to keep Wootton.

Only loser: Magruder community, who I truly feel for, but hitched their wagon to the made up Save Wootton excuses that seem to be more about Save Wootton from Gaithersburg elementary schools joining it.

Everyone else: Very slight nudge down for Wootton as a whole.

The best possible option given the circumstances prevailed.

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Anonymous wrote:Did they pass Woodward yet?

It was all passed.

Huge win for WJ.

And Whitman.

And Churchill.

And B-CC.

Honestly, is anyone surprised who gets the white glove treatment?

I think Montoya and Wolff will be surprised when they discover that regional programming doesn't fix racism and poverty.

+1

The idea was equity, not fixing racism or poverty.

What does equity mean to you?

Taking all the opportunities from Asians and whites.

The other day, I was in Baltimore and they had national association of black engineers conference. I wonder if there is an association of white engineers?

https://share.google/eguX9b6Kkb1PP8shv

I don't the word *white* in the name.

Ok?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did they pass Woodward yet?

It was all passed.

Huge win for WJ.

And Whitman.

And Churchill.

And B-CC.

Honestly, is anyone surprised who gets the white glove treatment?

I think Montoya and Wolff will be surprised when they discover that regional programming doesn't fix racism and poverty.

+1

The idea was equity, not fixing racism or poverty.

What does equity mean to you?

Taking all the opportunities from Asians and whites.

The other day, I was in Baltimore and they had national association of black engineers conference. I wonder if there is an association of white engineers?

https://share.google/eguX9b6Kkb1PP8shv

I don't the word *white* in the name.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did they pass Woodward yet?

It was all passed.

Huge win for WJ.

And Whitman.

And Churchill.

And B-CC.

Honestly, is anyone surprised who gets the white glove treatment?

I think Montoya and Wolff will be surprised when they discover that regional programming doesn't fix racism and poverty.

+1

The idea was equity, not fixing racism or poverty.

What does equity mean to you?

Taking all the opportunities from Asians and whites.

The other day, I was in Baltimore and they had national association of black engineers conference. I wonder if there is an association of white engineers?

Today i saw a sign that said Organization of chinese americans. I wonder if there is an Organization of white americans?

https://share.google/c1cn4eX9TsRPzvRV0

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did they pass Woodward yet?

It was all passed.

Huge win for WJ.

And Whitman.

And Churchill.

And B-CC.

Honestly, is anyone surprised who gets the white glove treatment?

I think Montoya and Wolff will be surprised when they discover that regional programming doesn't fix racism and poverty.

+1

The idea was equity, not fixing racism or poverty.

What does equity mean to you?

Taking all the opportunities from Asians and whites.

The other day, I was in Baltimore and they had national association of black engineers conference. I wonder if there is an association of white engineers?

Today i saw a sign that said Organization of chinese americans. I wonder if there is an Organization of white americans?

That would have been called racism and discrimination if its white Americans org.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did they pass Woodward yet?

It was all passed.

Huge win for WJ.

And Whitman.

And Churchill.

And B-CC.

Honestly, is anyone surprised who gets the white glove treatment?

I think Montoya and Wolff will be surprised when they discover that regional programming doesn't fix racism and poverty.

+1

The idea was equity, not fixing racism or poverty.

What does equity mean to you?

Taking all the opportunities from Asians and whites.

The other day, I was in Baltimore and they had national association of black engineers conference. I wonder if there is an association of white engineers?

https://share.google/eguX9b6Kkb1PP8shv

I am sorry I voted for Laura Stewart. She is a huge disappointment

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did they pass Woodward yet?

It was all passed.

Huge win for WJ.

And Whitman.

And Churchill.

And B-CC.

Honestly, is anyone surprised who gets the white glove treatment?

I think Montoya and Wolff will be surprised when they discover that regional programming doesn't fix racism and poverty.

+1

The idea was equity, not fixing racism or poverty.

What does equity mean to you?

Taking all the opportunities from Asians and whites.

The other day, I was in Baltimore and they had national association of black engineers conference. I wonder if there is an association of white engineers?

Today i saw a sign that said Organization of chinese americans. I wonder if there is an Organization of white americans?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did they pass Woodward yet?

It was all passed.

Huge win for WJ.

And Whitman.

And Churchill.

And B-CC.

Honestly, is anyone surprised who gets the white glove treatment?

I think Montoya and Wolff will be surprised when they discover that regional programming doesn't fix racism and poverty.

+1

The idea was equity, not fixing racism or poverty.

What does equity mean to you?

Taking all the opportunities from Asians and whites.

The other day, I was in Baltimore and they had national association of black engineers conference. I wonder if there is an association of white engineers?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did they pass Woodward yet?

It was all passed.

Huge win for WJ.

And Whitman.

And Churchill.

And B-CC.

Honestly, is anyone surprised who gets the white glove treatment?

I think Montoya and Wolff will be surprised when they discover that regional programming doesn't fix racism and poverty.

+1

The idea was equity, not fixing racism or poverty.

Providing equity is meant to end racism and poverty.

Thats the hope, but Montoya and Wolff were concerned about equal outcomes as the first objective

If the goal is equality they should say that (not that this achieves equality but it doesn't even pretend to aim for equity)

Anonymous wrote:Check out Montoya at 2:29.26 calling out the audience for cheering Julie Yang's no vote, saying "That's the racism."

I don’t like Yang or the anti-Crown crowd, but Montoya’s was an inappropriate remark, regardless if she was referring to Julie or that crowd.

As the parent of two DCC graduates who are still benefiting from in-school programs I never could have afforded outside of school, this Board vote is truly devastating.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did they pass Woodward yet?

It was all passed.

Huge win for WJ.

And Whitman.

And Churchill.

And B-CC.

Honestly, is anyone surprised who gets the white glove treatment?

I think Montoya and Wolff will be surprised when they discover that regional programming doesn't fix racism and poverty.

+1

The idea was equity, not fixing racism or poverty.

Providing equity is meant to end racism and poverty.

Thats the hope, but Montoya and Wolff were concerned about equal outcomes as the first objective

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did they pass Woodward yet?

It was all passed.

Huge win for WJ.

And Whitman.

And Churchill.

And B-CC.

Honestly, is anyone surprised who gets the white glove treatment?

I think Montoya and Wolff will be surprised when they discover that regional programming doesn't fix racism and poverty.

+1

The idea was equity, not fixing racism or poverty.

Providing equity is meant to end racism and poverty.