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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ellington’s school day is very longThe students have no little to no time for other extra curricular activities. You need to want to pursue art for a career or for a college major. It isn’t for anyone. And as for the OOS kids - the percentage is capped at 10%. And they take DC kids first. [/quote] That’s the official cap. With residency fraud it could easily be another 20 to 25 percent who live quietly in Maryland but fraudulently go to Ellington.[/quote] This. A large portion of Ellington families = con artists.[/quote] You know they just had the most invasive review of any DCPS school. These are high school students. The ones most likely to have divorced parents. You don’t h e to live in DC to go to a DC school. You only need one parent or legal caregiver who lives in a DC. You have nothing to base your assertions on. [/quote] There may be some of that, but there are outright fraudster families at Ellington, as well. DC and the school need to stop making excuses and offering possible rationalizations, and instead ferret out the residency fraud, promptly expel the students, sue the parents for back tuition, fees and interest and refer the parents for criminal prosecution. If the parents are employed with the DC government, they should lose their jobs for not being suitable to hold positions of public trust.[/quote]
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