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DC Public and Public Charter Schools
| Are children zoned for failing Title 1 schools allowed to enter any public school in the system? |
No--except in the sense that any child can enter any public school in the system (the issue being that there are few spaces for out of boundary kids in the best schools, and those spaces are assigned by lottery). For schools that have failed to make Adequate Yearly Process in reading or math, another nearby school is designated to receive children from the failing school whose parents want to pull them out. I assume that in this case, children from the failing school get preferance when assigning out-of-boundary spots, but I have no idea how that preference works. |
Brent's budget is $5,029,889 - enrollment is 276 Maury's is $4,715,178 - enrollment is 267 Difference of @$300K like you say. I'm no mathematician but a big glaring difference in the budgets is the line item Federal payment of $532,632 in Brent's budget - explanation says it is a federal payment for school programs - could this be a special grant that Brent gets because it is a Museum Magnet school? In my mind this one line-item accounts for alot of the disparity. I don't know what that payment is for - but I would personally hate to see schools penalized for being able to compete for and get additional funds. |
Appropriate - AKA the right time and place. This is not the one for your blanket ill-informed rant. Your inability to understand the difference isn't so very different from the homeless ilk getting blasted and peeing themselves in the public parks. This is not DKos, and we are not smelly hippies. |
| Seems to me that if you think it's inappropriate, you'd stop engaging in the argument. Otherwise, you're Just another one of the bums rolling around on the ground, struggling to hold onto your bottle of fortified wine and your dwindling dignity. |