fenty kids to lafayette?

Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:I heard on the news last night that Fenty's wife said there was "no chance" her kids would attend West. She has only looked at Lafayette, Key, Janney and Murch.


DC is gross; it's Animal Farm. All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others.


It is always the case that some animals are more equal than others.


Yep. I guess it is gross to me only when the animals claiming they are equal are elbowing to the front of the line
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I heard on the news last night that Fenty's wife said there was "no chance" her kids would attend West. She has only looked at Lafayette, Key, Janney and Murch.


I wonder why not Mann as well?
Anonymous
4th grade twins. Mann and West (I think) have only one section of 4th grade. Generally, the advice is to split up twins starting at K. Lafayette, Murch, Janney have 2 or more sections of 4th. Key I don't know about.

My question is why not look at Shepherd?
Anonymous
or oyster? too close to rhee's kids?
Anonymous
Unless they have the spanish language skills already, they could not start Oyster at 4th grade.
Anonymous
Why wouldn't they look at Eaton - or does Eaton not have two sections of 4th?
Anonymous
Eaton's good, but not in the same tier as the aforementioned schools. It is MANY more OOB students.
Anonymous
I sure hope Fenty's kids are going in bounds. Otherwise, it is just another example of an out of touch elected official who decides his rank gives him privileged. Congress is full of them, and Fenty's trips to the White House seem to be going to his head.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote: Otherwise, it is just another example of an out of touch elected official who decides his rank gives him privileged.


Or so you assume.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I sure hope Fenty's kids are going in bounds. Otherwise, it is just another example of an out of touch elected official who decides his rank gives him privileged. Congress is full of them, and Fenty's trips to the White House seem to be going to his head.


Are the many parents who go to great lengths to send their kids OOB also "out of touch"? Or are they clever?
Anonymous
PP here. I don't have a problem with OOB. I have a problem with jumping to the line because you are mayor. I hope the Fentys played by the same rules everyone else has to.
Anonymous
Maybe I am wrong but at the 4th grade level I just don't believe there is some long waiting list for Lafayette or some of the other schools mentioned. If it were pre-K or even K then you may have a point.
Anonymous
In April after multiple promises to post the OOB lottery results (never happened), DCPS sent me the spreadsheet. For 4th grade, the following status as of late April:

Eaton 0 admits, 13 on wait list
Janney 7 admits, 33 wait list
Key 0 admits, 20 wait list
Lafayette 0 admits, 15 wait list
Mann 0 admits, 17 wait list
Murch 0 admits, 19 wait list

Looks to me like the Fenty boys hopped over 15 timely applicants ahead of them on the Lafayette wait list. If I were one of those 15, and I still wanted my child at Lafayette. . .. .. .
Anonymous
I am poster 16:17 - thanks for posting this. I wondered if there was a list like this somewhere. Yes it does remain to be seen if they hopped over, if they are even attending Lafayette.

BUT there is one more question, is Lafayette (or some of the other schools) adding more 4th grade classes?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:In April after multiple promises to post the OOB lottery results (never happened), DCPS sent me the spreadsheet. For 4th grade, the following status as of late April:

Eaton 0 admits, 13 on wait list
Janney 7 admits, 33 wait list
Key 0 admits, 20 wait list
Lafayette 0 admits, 15 wait list
Mann 0 admits, 17 wait list
Murch 0 admits, 19 wait list

Looks to me like the Fenty boys hopped over 15 timely applicants ahead of them on the Lafayette wait list. If I were one of those 15, and I still wanted my child at Lafayette. . .. .. .

Wow. You should post that full spreadsheet!
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