Wilson Overenrolled.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do people send their kids across town to overcrowded schools when they have such distain for the neighborhood and their kids’ classmates?

Good question. Why doesn’t the Wilson principal consider a different school when she has such disdain for the in-boundary families?

How about the in-bound parent conduct themselves respectfully - that would be a good start. No one ever talks about their bad behavior and disdain for OB students (code: black and brown students).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do people send their kids across town to overcrowded schools when they have such distain for the neighborhood and their kids’ classmates?

Good question. Why doesn’t the Wilson principal consider a different school when she has such disdain for the in-boundary families?

How about the in-bound parent conduct themselves respectfully - that would be a good start. No one ever talks about their bad behavior and disdain for OB students (code: black and brown students).

IB parent here, and I couldn’t agree more.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do people send their kids across town to overcrowded schools when they have such distain for the neighborhood and their kids’ classmates?

Good question. Why doesn’t the Wilson principal consider a different school when she has such disdain for the in-boundary families?

How about the in-bound parent conduct themselves respectfully - that would be a good start. No one ever talks about their bad behavior and disdain for OB students (code: black and brown students).

IB parent here, and I couldn’t agree more.

+1. Also the black principal who parents hated before she started because racism. If parents have a problem with OOB students, they need to tell their feeder elementary schools to stop admitting them to the pipeline.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do people send their kids across town to overcrowded schools when they have such distain for the neighborhood and their kids’ classmates?

Good question. Why doesn’t the Wilson principal consider a different school when she has such disdain for the in-boundary families?

How about the in-bound parent conduct themselves respectfully - that would be a good start. No one ever talks about their bad behavior and disdain for OB students (code: black and brown students).

IB parent here, and I couldn’t agree more.

+1. Also the black principal who parents hated before she started because racism. If parents have a problem with OOB students, they need to tell their feeder elementary schools to stop admitting them to the pipeline.

Wow, I had no idea parents can order schools to stop following DCPS policy. This changes *everything*.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do people send their kids across town to overcrowded schools when they have such distain for the neighborhood and their kids’ classmates?

Good question. Why doesn’t the Wilson principal consider a different school when she has such disdain for the in-boundary families?

How about the in-bound parent conduct themselves respectfully - that would be a good start. No one ever talks about their bad behavior and disdain for OB students (code: black and brown students).

IB parent here, and I couldn’t agree more.

+1. Also the black principal who parents hated before she started because racism. If parents have a problem with OOB students, they need to tell their feeder elementary schools to stop admitting them to the pipeline.

Or let them fill up their feeder schools if they don't want OOB kids enrolling in them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do people send their kids across town to overcrowded schools when they have such distain for the neighborhood and their kids’ classmates?

Good question. Why doesn’t the Wilson principal consider a different school when she has such disdain for the in-boundary families?

How about the in-bound parent conduct themselves respectfully - that would be a good start. No one ever talks about their bad behavior and disdain for OB students (code: black and brown students).

IB parent here, and I couldn’t agree more.

+1. Also the black principal who parents hated before she started because racism. If parents have a problem with OOB students, they need to tell their feeder elementary schools to stop admitting them to the pipeline.

Or let them fill up their feeder schools if they don't want OOB kids enrolling in them.

Aren’t all the feeder schools already full of IB students?

Are you in favor of overcrowded schools?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do people send their kids across town to overcrowded schools when they have such distain for the neighborhood and their kids’ classmates?

Good question. Why doesn’t the Wilson principal consider a different school when she has such disdain for the in-boundary families?

How about the in-bound parent conduct themselves respectfully - that would be a good start. No one ever talks about their bad behavior and disdain for OB students (code: black and brown students).

IB parent here, and I couldn’t agree more.

+1. Also the black principal who parents hated before she started because racism. If parents have a problem with OOB students, they need to tell their feeder elementary schools to stop admitting them to the pipeline.

Or let them fill up their feeder schools if they don't want OOB kids enrolling in them.

Aren’t all the feeder schools already full of IB students?

Are you in favor of overcrowded schools?

How do you think OOB kids get into Wilson? Through the feeder schools. My own kid got into Hardy as an OOB student in 7th grade. So no, they aren't full of IB students.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do people send their kids across town to overcrowded schools when they have such distain for the neighborhood and their kids’ classmates?

Good question. Why doesn’t the Wilson principal consider a different school when she has such disdain for the in-boundary families?

How about the in-bound parent conduct themselves respectfully - that would be a good start. No one ever talks about their bad behavior and disdain for OB students (code: black and brown students).

IB parent here, and I couldn’t agree more.

+1. Also the black principal who parents hated before she started because racism. If parents have a problem with OOB students, they need to tell their feeder elementary schools to stop admitting them to the pipeline.

Or let them fill up their feeder schools if they don't want OOB kids enrolling in them.

Aren’t all the feeder schools already full of IB students?

Are you in favor of overcrowded schools?

How do you think OOB kids get into Wilson? Through the feeder schools. My own kid got into Hardy as an OOB student in 7th grade. So no, they aren't full of IB students.

Some get in this way, but a decent percentage live in-bounds at a certain point, enroll in school, move away and get to stay in the feeder pattern all the way through 12th grade. So they never lotteried in. This is why it's interesting to me to see so many people furious at the parents that lottery and treating "OOB kids" as all black-and-brown kids from Wards 7 & 8. In group/out group is more important than facts.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder how the OOB parents feel about their kids spending hours on the Metro eacb day this fall. You have to think their neighborhood schools that they can walk to will be more attractive this year.

I'm an OB Wilson parent. No, my IB school is not more attractive. I work near Wilson and am willing to drive my kid if need be.

If you work near Wilson, want your kid to go be with those type of neighborhood kids but yet you don't want to invest into the community. You're a free loader and the type of parent we want out of Wilson. Go make your neighborhood better instead of making ours worse

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do people send their kids across town to overcrowded schools when they have such distain for the neighborhood and their kids’ classmates?

Good question. Why doesn’t the Wilson principal consider a different school when she has such disdain for the in-boundary families?

How about the in-bound parent conduct themselves respectfully - that would be a good start. No one ever talks about their bad behavior and disdain for OB students (code: black and brown students).

IB parent here, and I couldn’t agree more.

+1. Also the black principal who parents hated before she started because racism. If parents have a problem with OOB students, they need to tell their feeder elementary schools to stop admitting them to the pipeline.

Or let them fill up their feeder schools if they don't want OOB kids enrolling in them.

The elementary schools are filled with IB kids. Then DCPS revises the capacity numbers each year and surprise! Now you need to take 5
OOB kids. That’s the reason the mayor finally agree to budget for a new Ward 3 Elementary school before the fire marshal shut down the OOB pipeline. It allows them a few more years to play this game.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wonder how the OOB parents feel about their kids spending hours on the Metro eacb day this fall. You have to think their neighborhood schools that they can walk to will be more attractive this year.

I'm an OB Wilson parent. No, my IB school is not more attractive. I work near Wilson and am willing to drive my kid if need be.

If you work near Wilson, want your kid to go be with those type of neighborhood kids but yet you don't want to invest into the community. You're a free loader and the type of parent we want out of Wilson. Go make your neighborhood better instead of making ours worse

Holy shit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wonder how the OOB parents feel about their kids spending hours on the Metro eacb day this fall. You have to think their neighborhood schools that they can walk to will be more attractive this year.

I'm an OB Wilson parent. No, my IB school is not more attractive. I work near Wilson and am willing to drive my kid if need be.

If you work near Wilson, want your kid to go be with those type of neighborhood kids but yet you don't want to invest into the community. You're a free loader and the type of parent we want out of Wilson. Go make your neighborhood better instead of making ours worse

You don't know anything about me. You are a vile disgusting human being.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wonder how the OOB parents feel about their kids spending hours on the Metro eacb day this fall. You have to think their neighborhood schools that they can walk to will be more attractive this year.

I'm an OB Wilson parent. No, my IB school is not more attractive. I work near Wilson and am willing to drive my kid if need be.

If you work near Wilson, want your kid to go be with those type of neighborhood kids but yet you don't want to invest into the community. You're a free loader and the type of parent we want out of Wilson. Go make your neighborhood better instead of making ours worse

You don't know anything about me. You are a vile disgusting human being.

And I'll add, you are the type of person that us DC Natives wish would leave our city.

[Anonymous]

https://thewilsonbeacon.com/15617/news/wilson-white-population-continues-to-increase/

The problem? White students.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wonder how the OOB parents feel about their kids spending hours on the Metro eacb day this fall. You have to think their neighborhood schools that they can walk to will be more attractive this year.

I'm an OB Wilson parent. No, my IB school is not more attractive. I work near Wilson and am willing to drive my kid if need be.

If you work near Wilson, want your kid to go be with those type of neighborhood kids but yet you don't want to invest into the community. You're a free loader and the type of parent we want out of Wilson. Go make your neighborhood better instead of making ours worse

PP. please ignore this poster. She has no idea how you do/don’t invest into the community. Even if your don’t “contribute” like vast majority of high school parents, that doesn’t mean anything. You’re entitled to go there as a DC resident. This horrible PP does not speak for most IB people.