Now that's funny.
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But that's the same situation in CCDC and the Palisades! Same price points, same general housing stock (maybe a bit more land). |
Kent and Forest Hills are every bit as tony Spring Valley but don't let that get in the way of a good story. |
Among people looking for homes in DC and asking about public schools? Of course. This is probably the first site that will pop up in google! Why do you think the Real Estate forum has realtor sponsorship? |
Right- but we're not talking about the schools that SV, Kent and FH feed into...we're talking about the less tony neighborhoods. |
| Janney feeds to best-in-class Deal. Mann merely feeds to "Hardly" Middle School. |
Janney is the most affluent school. The people that live within Mann's district are more affluent, but their kids go to privates. I wasn't comparing neighborhoods, I was comparing schools. Janney has the lowest FARM percentage in the entire city. |
Right - but Janney's IB homes are closer to Metro and of anyone, have least chance of ever in the future being zoned out of Deal and Wilson because of that proximity. |
You really think AU Park is more affluent than Kent/Spring Valley/Wesley Heights? The only other more affluent places are neighborhoods where people are childless or empty nesters, like swathes of Kalorama and Georgetown, certainly not AU Park. |
| I think the real issue is that Janney had not 1 but 2 renovations before any other nearby schools had any. I suspect that now that Lafayette is done and when Murch is done, everyone will pipe down. |
Metro proximity and IB middles do not make Janney the most affluent, which is what you were arguing before, and what you have changed your mind about a few times now. Metro accessibility and IB middles are just what makes IB Janney neighborhoods have a higher crime rate. |
If it were strictly realtors, they'd be doing it with other schools too. Certainly Lafayette, Mann, Shepherd, and Takoma Park (to name only a few) have more visual charm. It's really probably the echo chamber of Janney assholes. |
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There's no difference in farms rates...
Re: Farms stats. Janney is 2% FARMS while Mann is....3%. |
Some others will still complain. I think Eaton is sort of scheduled for 2025, which in DC time could mean 2050!
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Not true. Mann always had fewer. In fact, Mann was the one school that was able to delay being forced into ending at 5th grade (some WOTP schools used to go to 6th) for an extra year or so. That's because all the IB students didn't want to go to Hardy, but Mann has always had more political pull. They're just subtle about it. It's like they're Kennedys and prefer privacy and discretion whereas the Janney folks are like Kardashians. They JUST WON"T SHUT UP. |