What do we think about Latin second campus

Anonymous
Will you be lotterying for it? I am a little nervous about having my kid as the leading grade at a totally new school.
Anonymous
It's not a totally new school! It's a second campus for a mature, successful program.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It's not a totally new school! It's a second campus for a mature, successful program.


True, but the first few years at Stokes East End were also a little tough with staff moving over, etc.
Anonymous
The location is ugh and then they will have to move. So I'm not into it.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It's not a totally new school! It's a second campus for a mature, successful program.


True, but the first few years at Stokes East End were also a little tough with staff moving over, etc.


My concern is growing pains forever for my kid who would be in the leading grade.
Anonymous
What is the address for the latin new campus and will there be a tour?
Anonymous
yeah where is it and how long will it be there?
Anonymous
700 Edgewood Street NE for up to 3 years, then they'll outgrow it and have to move somewhere. Or something.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:700 Edgewood Street NE for up to 3 years, then they'll outgrow it and have to move somewhere. Or something.


Is this where it is?

https://mpdc.dc.gov/release/suspects-sought-armed-robbery-knife-offense-700-block-edgewood-street-northeast
Anonymous
Yeah it’s a rough location.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Yeah it’s a rough location.


It's just in a series of warehouses, my biggest concern is the logistics of drop offs/pick ups for not independent metro or bussers. It's a mess already all hours of the day with cars.
Anonymous
Unfortunately it feels like Latin took the lazy approach of choosing a close to their campus place just to keep dcpcsb excited. Unfortunately there's not much better about the new space than the old. Still rakes two metro transfers and a warehouse walk from ward 8 7 and 6. My question is why Latin had to rush it. Why not wait until you have a real space to expand? Why now?
Anonymous
They are now giving priority to at-risk kids and so need more space.
Anonymous
what grades are the new campus going to offer? Is it just 5th?
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