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Consider that some of these are likely to be babysitters. |
Which happens in May. It's not in the school's interest to accept cheaters. There are audits and principal risks the wrath of "engaged" parents or an active PTA. The elephant in the room is the "once you're in OOB, you're in and in your feeder middle school" policy. There are exceptions (Fenty flip-flop) and complications (boundary changes, school closings). Out-of-state licenses of babysitter, ex-spouse, grandparent, teacher, tuition payers who were IB but had to move, etc. etc. etc. Are there alternatives to this policy? Friend in Boston said there's two rounds of lottery before enrollment finalized. They get 5 choices. Should specialized elementaries like bilinguals or STEM be open enrollment? Something's gotta give. |
| Okay, wow...Deal boundary cheaters unite -- you guys either go silent or call the rest of us crazy...I agree with 3:12, and they were responding to my own post. We pay for private and are disgusted by how many of our peers who could swing it insist it's cool to take Deal spots by lying. Thank you for getting angry, 3:12! |
I'm not the half-wit: I figured out long ago how to buy into excellent schools for my children. I have no sympathy for you snarling, rabid, female dogs who want to deny what few decent public schools there are to people with less money than you. Don't pretend this isn't about your sense of personal superiority: this forum reeks of entitlement, it is literally littered with posts of how certain west of the park publics are the best because they have the fewest OOB students. Now some of you are baying in the alleys because Chase doesn't automatically outrank Tawanda? Well, Tawanda's grandmother's tax dollars are just as legitimate as yours. It simply isn't fraudulent for a poorer DC taxpayer to get something that you wanted. It's honestly amusing to watch you froth at the mouth in your indignation. So, too bad. If you wanted exclusive you should have gone private. Ciao!
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