Walls parents how much homework?

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Anonymous wrote:Can anyone answer OP’s original question?

Yes, can someone please answer this very basic question? It’s strange that no one has bothered to answer yet. What’s going on at Walls regarding homework?!?

With your sense of entitlement, may I respectfully suggest private school is a better fit for you?

That’s the plan!

However, my daughter applied to Walls so I’m curious about the homework load. Btw, your response is a great reminder that DCPS (and many of its families) are all too willing to tolerate poor communication, meh instruction, and abysmal customer service.

We had a lot of questions answered when we attended the interview and chatted with the student host, including like others say here: it depends on the kid.

Thanks for answering my question!
We asked our student hosts (there were two) before being led upstairs for the Walls interview. I asked here because the students gave two very different answers.

As a general premise I am against the Walls interview process. I will make an exception in this circumstance because it gives them an opportunity to meet parents like you...and make sure they don't get in.

What a nasty, mean spirited thing to say. Watch my kid get in because…karma. Lol!

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Anonymous wrote:Can anyone answer OP’s original question?

Yes, can someone please answer this very basic question? It’s strange that no one has bothered to answer yet. What’s going on at Walls regarding homework?!?

With your sense of entitlement, may I respectfully suggest private school is a better fit for you?

That’s the plan!

However, my daughter applied to Walls so I’m curious about the homework load. Btw, your response is a great reminder that DCPS (and many of its families) are all too willing to tolerate poor communication, meh instruction, and abysmal customer service.

We had a lot of questions answered when we attended the interview and chatted with the student host, including like others say here: it depends on the kid.

Thanks for answering my question!
We asked our student hosts (there were two) before being led upstairs for the Walls interview. I asked here because the students gave two very different answers.

As a general premise I am against the Walls interview process. I will make an exception in this circumstance because it gives them an opportunity to meet parents like you...and make sure they don't get in.

What an a--hole response.