Anonymous wrote:City guidelines established after the previous boundary review process in 2014 call for the next review process to begin in 2022. I don't think that's a strict rule, though, and Bowser certainly will want nothing to do with it during an election year.
When it comes to school boundaries, no one kicks the can down the road better than DCPS (even though doing so makes things exponentially worse at the overcrowded schools). Expecting anything more from DCPS is a fool's errand.
Indeed Bowser shouldn't want anything to do with it. I still haven't forgiven her for cheering as my neighborhood was dropped from Deal in favor of farther families much more than our quick metro zip away. Nothing like a lesson in DC government priorities to wipe the illusions from the electorate's eyes.
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