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[quote=Anonymous]I don't see how getting rid of proximity preference, especially at middle school, could possibly work. Lots of people are going to have concerns about sending their 11 year olds across the city. Some choice (e.g. an immersion middle school fed by a small number of elementary immersion programs within a single ward) could work. Presumably WMATA would alter bus routes if there were lots of kids coming from a specific immersion school's neighborhood to the middle school it serves. [/quote]
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