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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]practically no one enters Deal via the geographic boundary. Its students come via the feeder elementaries, for which neither Crestwood nor 16th St Hts are in the boundaries. Number of 6th Graders entering Deal this school year: Lafayette: 86 Janney: 72 Murch: 53 Bancroft: 44 Eaton: 34 Shepherd: 29 Hearst: 27 Oyster: 11 Key: 6 31 students went to schools from which less than 5 went to Deal, e.g., West, Powell, Brightwood. They didn't know where 20 students went to school due to errors, moving from somewhere out of state, etc. All this to say, feeder rights remaining in effect, the best analysis is that there are few Crestwood and 16th Street Heights Deal students and that their losing geographical boundary rights to Deal will have no significant effect on how they access their preferred schools west of Rock Creek Park. http://dme.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dme/publication/attachments/Feeder%20Pattern%20Analysis%20of%20DCPS%20Middle%20or%20MS%26HS%20Education%20Campuses_4.2.14.pdf All this to say, again, I'm not crying over the tiny numbers of people who are losing boundary rights they aren't using anyway.[/quote] Many Crestwood kids currently are out of boundary at these schools, so would be part of this population. [/quote]
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