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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Things will change. The reality is that the majority of those coming from Hardy preferred to go with a known entity, Jackson Reed, rather than take chances on a new school that will be under construction until 2027. This left many seats open for kids from schools across the District, including underperforming schools and students. It is now a Title 1 school due to this phenomenon around the demographics. Next year is the first year Hardy kids won’t have a choice of their in boundary high school. By the time the class of 2029 graduates, Macarthur will be a very different place. [/quote]

Current Hardy family here. We are excited for MacArthur, but this is true because our DC will be attending in a couple of years. We know lots of families who were nervous about the first year or two given that it was only a partial school and not yet renovated. The mood is rapidly shifting however and most people we know are planning to send our kids - however we are still not satisfied with transportation options and hope for improvements there.[/quote]

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