Boundary question

Anonymous
So the answer continues to be that OOB at a feeder should not guarantee middle school. Run a lottery for open seats at Deal and Hardy post filling with IB. The alternative since most kids at Eaton and Hearst appear to be OOB, is to rezone those schools to Hardy.
Anonymous
Can we run the Hardy Games?

Tributes from each zone fight for a seat at Deal or else end up at HARDY!!!!
Anonymous
nuts! i mean, a weird joke but almost true in DCPS!
Anonymous
that is funny
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Anonymous wrote:According to a neighbor who is an Eaton mom, the local school community in Cleveland Park is getting pretty energized to fight any re-assignment to Hardy.


I'm sure that they are (though again, Hardy is a fine school). Someone will likely have to move though. Eaton already feeds both into Hardy and Deal. I was at a forum where David Catania (who doesn't get to decide, of course) flat out said to Ward 3 residents that it wasn't likely that Shepherd would be zoned out of Deal, but very likely that Eaton would.


I guess it is pretty likely that Catania will lose Cleveland Park then -- he needs to win Ward 3 bigtime to become mayor!


I should clarify that he didn't say that was what he wanted to do. He said that was what was likely to happen because of the threat of court challenges.


but you can't go to court and say, but i LIVE closer?


Not sure about the proximity issue but you can definitely go to court and say that boundary changes have reduced diversity and contribute to racial isolation. The Department of Justice has guidance for school districts on this issue.
http://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/2011/December/11-ag-1569.html


Hon, in DCPS the Whites should be the diversity!!
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Anonymous wrote:As an EOTP parent of a soon-to-be middle schooler with ZERO good middle school options, it's depressing to see how entitled the WOTP parents are about their rights to attend a particular school and their rights to keep interlopers from undesirable neighborhoods out. Get the F out of our school and go to a substandard education campus because we deserve it more than you... so selfish.


+1. WotP parents should just get signs that say, "I got mine, f* you!!" At the focus groups, the hostility from Janney and Lafayette parents was overwhelming. It is sad (but not surprising) how little they think of the city as a whole.


You sound like the new Sandanista mayor of New York, Comrade DeBlasio! A real education reformer!
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Anonymous wrote:According to a neighbor who is an Eaton mom, the local school community in Cleveland Park is getting pretty energized to fight any re-assignment to Hardy.


I'm sure that they are (though again, Hardy is a fine school). Someone will likely have to move though. Eaton already feeds both into Hardy and Deal. I was at a forum where David Catania (who doesn't get to decide, of course) flat out said to Ward 3 residents that it wasn't likely that Shepherd would be zoned out of Deal, but very likely that Eaton would.


I guess it is pretty likely that Catania will lose Cleveland Park then -- he needs to win Ward 3 bigtime to become mayor!


I should clarify that he didn't say that was what he wanted to do. He said that was what was likely to happen because of the threat of court challenges.


but you can't go to court and say, but i LIVE closer?


Not sure about the proximity issue but you can definitely go to court and say that boundary changes have reduced diversity and contribute to racial isolation. The Department of Justice has guidance for school districts on this issue.
http://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/2011/December/11-ag-1569.html


Hon, in DCPS the Whites should be the diversity!!


can that be argued?
Anonymous
I think what the commenters are saying in response to the Department of Justice legal information posted by someone else: a lawsuit by non-white parents to enforce "diversity" in the schools would be laughed out of court immediately. Because the best schools are already full of "diversity."
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