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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well, I feel like Eaton parents had been sold a story about Hardy turning around, but it seems like unless the Principal wants to make that happen, it just won't happen. Oh well.

Here is an Eaton family who will be lotterying out this year in an attempt at a Deal feeder. [/quote]

John Eaton was royally screwed in the whole school reassignment process.  Mr Frumin, the ward 3 rep on the boundary advisory committee, conceded (or is "dismissed" a better word?)  Eaton students as the "collateral damage" in the whole process.  [/quote]

Honest question.

How do you fix deal overcrowding in a way that does not cut down on the number of feeders? Or do Eaton families want Deal expanded?

Signed, parent living IB for Hardy who can't afford vacations or extras because of private school tuition.[/quote]

One way to fix Deal overcrowding woukd be to do a searching audit of the Maryland resident students who have gotten into Deal via feeder schools.  You could probably contine to accommodate the DC graduates of Ohster and Eaton at Deal quite easily just by ferreting out the MD kids who are registered fraudulently.[/quote]

I doubt there are many at deal. I'm sure pg kids head to schools on the other side of town, but a pg to deal commute would be hell. And bethesda schools are at least as good as deal, so they aren't coming from that direction.[/quote]

There are PG kids at Hearst, Eaton, Lafayette and Murch who get in using a pretend DC residence address.   They wind up at Deal.[/quote]

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