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[quote=Anonymous]PP here. In fact, I would say the Hill, with the exception of a couple of schools, has such spotty schools overall, and has seen such administrative upheaval, that there is less uniformity in the immediate neighborhoods, all the children going to 'x" school. This neighborhood more so than many others, people make the decision that is right for their family, so block by block, you have different mixtures school choices (homeschooling, private, local charter, distant charter, and the neighborhood school, for those who are lucky enough to be in bounds for a good one or willing to really invest some work into their existing) [/quote]
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