Montgomery College forced to revamp ‘Occupy’ class

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Montgomery College is revising plans to offer a summer class on the Occupy Wall Street movement — geared toward high school students — after residents complained that the class is promoting the Occupy movement’s agenda to students.

The course in question, part of a summer program for students in grades 9 through 12, is called “Occupy MoCo!” (which, coincidentally, is also the Twitter handle of what appears to be a branch of the Occupy movement based in Montgomery County).

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