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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]With the exception of Oyster-Adams, these are all high performing schools that feed into Hardy middle school and the new MacArthur high school. Oyster-Adams goes through 8th grade then feeds to Jackson-Reed high school. If you want Spanish immersion, then Oyster-Adams is your obvious choice. Otherwise, most of these schools are more similar than different with a few caveats. [b]Oyster-Adams - Spanish immersion and feeds to Jackson Reed. Lots of out of bounds students, so less of a neighborhood school feel. [/b] Hyde-Addison - higher proportion of out of bounds families coming from other parts of the city. Which makes it a great community for those families, but also may make it less of a neighborhood school community? Mann/Key - highest income schools with a mix of kids in the neighborhood using privates vs. public, and public kids leaving for private every year. Both have a strong neighborhood community feel, Mann at least has a high number of international families. Mann also has a very strong staff that get to know the kids well. Eaton/Stoddert - I don't know as much about these.[/quote] Disagree on this point. There are OOB kids but lots of OA kids in our in-bound neighborhood right around Kalorama Park. If you go to the park or out around the neighborhood you almost always run into classmates.[/quote] Good enough, thanks for adding that. I meant in comparison to some of these other schools that are 80-90% in boundary, and much of the OOB population still lives in the immediate area. Compared to 55% at O-A and kids come from all over the city. It’s a very different experience for IB and OOB kids at both types of schools. [/quote]
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