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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DCPS only spends money if your kid needs help passing NCLB. Presumably, most of the kids at a Hebrew charter would be able to pass NCLB with flying colors.  As others have said, there's an argument for spending money to keep middle class kids in the DCPS system, but DCPS probably figures it already has that covered, if inadequately, with JLKM, Latin, Banneker, Walls, and that ilk.

So as an exercise, in preparation for the charter application, can somebody explain why:
(1) DCPS should allocate money to kids who will already pass NCLB with flying colors, and 
(2) how taking these kids out of other NW schools would not increase the risk these other schools will fail to make AYP the following year?[/quote]

Latin isn't DCPS.  Neither is YY.  That's part of the bitterness?[/quote]

Duh. But they're options available to any wealthy family in DC, no?[/quote]

Should it become available, the option of Washington Hebrew would available to any family in DC, wealthy or otherwise, regardless of religion.  [/quote]

Can you follow the argument being made above? Can you see how your point is a non sequitur?  (Are you going to call me nasty names now?)[/quote]

I can follow your "argument" but the fact that it isn't being made effectively, despite the fact that it's being made ad infinitum has failed to persuade me.

I'm not going to call you anything nasty other than repetitive and ineffective.  Okay, possibly ill-informed, over-confident, and perhaps ill-equipped to follow the dots.  But you can go about your very own way otherwise.  I couldn't care less about your sexual or washing habits.  Your nasty is your thing.  :)
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