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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]and we come full circle

What this is really about sour grapes from folks who can't afford to live WOTP and are stuck in a mediocre school situation

Most of you would probably be better off in the suburbs instead of trying to force schools to be how you would like them to be

and of course the ultimate irony is if you could convince your neighbors to actually embrace the neighborhood school all these issues go away

Specifically looking at Capitol Hill and Brooklyn folks[/quote]

No, actually, this is about racial and economic diversity in DC public and charter schools.  I actually CAN afford to move, but I prefer to stay where and I am.  And wow, I actually care about other people!  [/quote]

how many racial and economic diverse areas exist in DC I'm serious.  Columbia Heights that's it.  The few other places where this exists are just in various stages of gentrification on the way to becoming higher SES

do you go to your neighborhood school? [/quote]

Dude, that's what the ENTIRE REPORT is about.  Read it.  [/quote]

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