IB stats: Janney: 91% Mann: 81% Lafayette: 85% Key: 83% Murch: 61% PS- only 61% at murch? |
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Yet another stupid pissing contest over who lives in the wealthiest neighborhood that won't hold their nose over DCPS? BFD
Christ -- I know Janney families and they alternately bitch about the school and praise it as much as anyone else in decently performing DCPS schools. Welcome to DCPS |
How new are you?! With a couple of exceptions (Eaton and Hearst) WOTP have been almost completely IB for years. In many cases, they've been mostly IB for decades. That you think there's something special about Janney being mostly IB is indicative of the solipsism which leads everyone to poke fun at the fat butt of Janney's self-promoting booster moms. |
Because Mann families use public ES and go private. Janney families aspire to private but can't afford it, so they talk up their school as though it were Beauvoir. They've got a desperate sort of smell about them and it's starting to spread eastward and provoke fun-making. |
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NP and not WOTP. I'd to think most of the mean Janney posters are trolls but I also saw them in person at DME meetings and have had negative association ever since. Now I believe every Janney post even the ones that always say "there's Janney and there's everyone else."
It's pretty sad. I also think it has to do with those Janney posters wanting to validate their real estate sales and appear more exclusive. I have met a few nice Janney parents in person (primarily via Stoddert soccer), it's sad that a few (or many) rotten apples have ruined the reputation. |
These DME meetings....What did they say? What was the topic?? |
They came across very rude, combative, and full of themselves. Some of them talked to DME leaders like they were gardeners that worked for them. I felt embarrassed for them. They fought tooth and nail to a needle re-zoning despite acknowledging they were too big/crowded yet used being overcrowded as reasons they would not implant at risk minimums. We all know if you love your school, you don't want ve zoned out of it, but the greater good has to be done in some cases. But overall the general demeanor of some of them rubbed me the wrong way. |
| Well, what this thread shows again is that there are a lot of people on this forum who really love bashing Janney parents. They are like Kardashians -- they can't afford private -- they have fat butts -- they are desperate to prop up the value of their shitshacks -- other neighborhoods are so much more affluent -- they have higher crime --- bla bla bla. Do you even hear yourselves talking? Everyone I know personally in AU Park would never dream of putting others down for their lesser affluence, pedigree, or house size. I'm starting to think the Janney haters are not only EOTP but in such neighborhoods as Spring Valley or Kent, where the real snobs appear to live. |
It's quite hard to understand why Janney is nearly 10% OOB when it is overcrowded. By definition, shouldn't there be OOB slots only when there is excess capacity over IB enrollment? Shouldn't the admin be more actively pruning the OOB number? |
Agree. I don't understand why there are any OOB students unless it was a set aside for at-risk kids, which I don't think has been implemented yet. |
| My guess is that the remaining OOB kids are all in the upper grades, and that the lower grades are at capacity with all IB kids. |
Families move and at least the previous Janney principal often let them stay as OOB. |
Adding - this is allowed under DCPS's current 'principal discretion' policy. |
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