DCC programs?

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Anonymous wrote:What does keep people in this neighborhood is the elementary options to get into an immersion school that tracks to the W schools. You get “those” schools but not at the high price point of home ownership.

This “track” is now gone…

And even when it was there, it was for a tiny fraction of kids.

Also, there's a very small percentage of out of boundary kids who can get into the DCC choice programs, so they're not "open to anyone," practically speaking.

80 kids per grade is what the DCC middle schools said last year. Seems like a good shot to me.

The track to W schools still exist for Spanish Inmersion kids living in DCc but attending Rock Creek Forest.

This is being phased out… ends for anyone in 3rd grade or lower now