We are in one of those neighborhoods and not scared at all. I agree with PP, I find it fascinating when these threads come up. I'm waiting for the not so subtle racism to kick in. So far so good. |
+1. I'm also in one of those neighborhoods and just watching the show. |
Not true based on currently posted numbers. If Shepherd were removed, Deal would still not be majority white, and the black population would only decrees by 5%. |
So who is scared then? Certainly not the folks at JKLM, given that there is next to zero chance their schools will be zoned out of Deal. |
K does not feed Deal, and L could easily get zoned out. I think that is more likely than other option. |
Nobody can state this for a fact. There are kids that live IB for Shepherd/Bancroft but don't attend Bancroft/Shepherd but do later attend Deal. So you don't really know what % of minority students at Deal attend from any neighborhood. |
1. I (like most everyone watching this sh*t show with glee) don't differentiate. The palpable fear and elbow throwing of everyone at Deal and Wilson is just so amusing. 2. #s do not lie, my dear. Look at the volume of posts in a single day. Clearly OP hit a nerve. I'd buy her a beer if she'd out herself. |
Bancroft is 40-45 in grade 5, not 73. Carry on with this silly thread. |
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These threads get boring with no new ideas, and we have some time to kill until the next boundary review in 10 years/20 years/never, so here's a novel solution:
Janney is so large, turn it into a PK-8 education campus that feeds to Wilson. |
| Who cares, it is what is! It's overcrowded, they don't serve sushi for lunch, etc.....blah blah why waste our time speculating. Move on |
That may be best idea yet! |
PP asked for calculations based on 3rd grade, not 5th grade. Here are the 2015-16 Bancroft grade sizes: 5th - 53 4th - 71 3rd - 73 2nd - 66 1st - 76 K - 71 http://osse.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/osse/publication/attachments/SY%202015-16%20School-by-School%20Enrollment%20Audit%20Data%20%28Updated%29.pdf Carry on with your efforts to disrupt and deflect any productive discussion, just because you don't like the result it leads to. |
Great solution if it's accurate. What's your source for 1/3 of Deal being OOB students? |
I think it's a useful discussion because - for me at least - it lets me hear all sides of the issue, so I can make up my own mind about what makes sense and what doesn't. Seems to me that the people trying to squash discussion are often the ones who benefit from an unfair status quo, so they don't want any open discussion about possible changes. |
Man, you sound like a nasty person! |