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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For people warning against TR (I believe you, though I'm disappointed to hear it), what schools in the neighborhood would you include on a lottery list for middle-elementary? We have LT and Maury and will probably add SWS though I'm not sure it's a great family fit. I don't think we want to shift to Montessori at this point so CHML is out. We want to avoid Brent because we heard they are renovating soon and we don't want to deal with a swing space at the end of elementary.

What other schools should we consider? Payne? Tyler? Watkins? We'd like to have 5 or 6 schools on our list to give us the best possible option of getting in somewhere.[/quote]

Inspired Teaching if you can commute there. Look into Seaton and Langdon-- both pretty solid although lacking a good middle school. Honestly, living where you apparently do, there aren't a ton of options. You can probably get into Stokes if you're willing to make a big effort on supporting a language.

Or stay where you are and hope for Latin or BAISS in 5th. You say you want a middle school, but what kind of middle school do you want? There's no point in staying unless you actually *like* the middle school.

In your situation, given what you want and what you're willing to deal with, I think moving is the best fit for you.[/quote]

I’m the OP, but didn’t write this post. But point taken.[/quote]

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