Parents told Montgomery County school leaders Tuesday that it’s time to “walk the walk” and effectively engage the county’s growing minority populations in school activities and decisions.

What that means, parents say, is a formal process for ethnic and cultural groups to regularly meet with Superintendent Joshua Starr and the county school board.

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