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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]http://edu.codefordc.org/#!/neighborhood/31 so go look at how many ward 7 and 8 kids are already traveling outside of their boundaries to go to better schools and tell me they are all just throwing away their education and don't care. Some of them are traveling hours on metro just to get to a different school. But no, you asusme if you're poor you don't care.[/quote] Some travel OOB but that's generally the exception to the rule. There are a lot of people who don't bother and don't even know better.[/quote] This is not remotely true. If you pull up stats on the number of OOB students at schools, you will see that even in SE, the numbers are high. There's been a lot of chatter over the report stating that on average there are 64 schools represented within a DCPS school boundary. Traveling out of boundary doesn't necessarily mean traveling WotP, though there are certainly children who do. [/quote]
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