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[quote=Anonymous]Hello, my family is moving to DC this summer. My son will be PreK age, and will enter kindergarten in 2014. He is currently in a dual language program (Spanish/English), and I feel very strongly about keeping him in a public dual language program during his elementary school years (and beyond, if possible). I've done a fair bit of research about DC's dual language options, and the varying admissions policies are making my dizzy. The Oyster-Adams website claims that if you live in-boundary, attending that school is a right/entitlement once the child enters kindergarten. Is this correct? No lottery for in-boundary K-8 kids? If we lived in-boundary, I'd just go to the school and sign him up? Elsewhere on this website, folks have posted that O-A has certain preferences for OOB and IB kids, combined with sibling preferences. This info is conflicted. And what about the other schools: Bancroft, Bruce-Monroe, Cleveland, Columbia Heights, Marie Reed, and Tyler? Are those schools all by preferences and/or lottery, or are there any guaranteed admissions based on in-boundary status? Other than LAMB PCS, are there other Spanish/English dual language charter schools? Thanks![/quote]
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