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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I really like our new school zone. It's going to be a great fit for us. But from the few articles I've read, it sounds like Bowser and Catania will both overturn the new school boundary changes if elected. I know no one out there has a crystal ball but does anyone have a sense on how likely this is to happen? And when would the reversal be declared? Right after they are elected? Sometime before the DCPS lottery? I'm actually thinking about moving if the redistricting is reversed. Thanks for shedding any light at all on this. [/quote] Wow - that is different. Can I ask what change was made for you? FWIW, I think some of the elementary boundary changes will be left alone because they're not controversial, or in your case - welcomed.[/quote] Oyster's boundary expanded southward, that would be my guess.[/quote]
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