Anonymous wrote:MCPS and MOCO is on a trashy path. In the last two summers:
- Get rid of MVA "because we dont have budgets"
- Increase diversity bullshit "because we now have budget"
- Pay shitload to former corrupt superintendent
- Increase property taxes "because we need more budget"
- Rezone school district "because we don't have budget"
Did i get all of what happened in last 18 months?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wheaton Mall v Montgomery Mall v White Flint Mall
Can we get back to eminent domain of White Flint
Yes please eminent domain of white flint. That is a big gaping pit.
Anonymous wrote:My kid will go from WJ to Wheaton under option 3. This is great for him and my property value. Who doesn't love Wheaton
Anonymous wrote:Wheaton Mall v Montgomery Mall v White Flint Mall
Can we get back to eminent domain of White Flint
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wheaton Mall v Montgomery Mall v White Flint Mall
Can we get back to eminent domain of White Flint
If they put any housing in white flint it will stress Woodward capacity
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kid will go from WJ to Wheaton under option 3. This is great for him and my property value. Who doesn't love Wheaton
You think you are being funny but lots of kids choose Wheaton in the DCC choice process because of the engineering lrogram
Anonymous wrote:My kid will go from WJ to Wheaton under option 3. This is great for him and my property value. Who doesn't love Wheaton
Anonymous wrote:Wheaton Mall v Montgomery Mall v White Flint Mall
Can we get back to eminent domain of White Flint
Anonymous wrote:No one should be allowed to go to their home school, everyone should be lotteried into schools and get to spend more time on buses.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Option 3 is move to Virginia!
Option 3 is option flee!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was expecting a range of options on the demographics/equalizing FARMS dimension. But options 1, 2 and 4 do basically nothing to improve on that front, or in some cases make things worse. And option 3 is only a moderate improvement, the kind of thing I would have expected as a middle-ground option between "no improvement on demographics/diversity" and "significant improvement on demographics/diversity."
I feel like all the options other than #3 are non-starters. #3 has plenty of flaws but it feels like we need to focus on iterating off of it to make it better. It's ridiculous to have some schools with 6% FARMS rates and some schools with over 60% FARMS rates (or up to 75% at some middle schools!) and have 3 of the 4 options not do a thing to try to address that.
Option 3 will destroy neighborhoods plain and simple. Only a complete idiot should suggest that option 3 should even exist.
Just think of neighborhoods more broadly. I support option 3. It is the best option for all children.
Why is that? What do you think will improve for all children?