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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What is your in boundary school?[/quote] My in boundary school is Noyes Elementary, in which Im not interested[/quote] :roll: Move. Seriously. [b]The neighborhood was good enough for you but the school your neighbors attend isn’t good enough for your 3yo[/b]? Move. [/quote] Jeez, just stop with this already. [b]Half the kids in her neighborhood go somewhere other than Noyes[/b]. Also -- where should she move to? What neighborhood in DC is as affordable as where she is now but has better inbound schools? OP, and earlier poster helpfully wrote the list below. I would tour Langley, Burroughs and Noyes and Friendship Armstrong if the location is doable for you, and consider adding at least one of the latter three as a safety. [/quote] Right and if all those kids went to Noyes it would be a good school. Instead we have a bunch of newcomers who love the more affordable real estate but not all of the neighborhoods warts and by going to school elsewhere make the neighborhood school worse and confirm why a lot of natives of the neighborhood resent gentrification. If Edgewood is good enough to live in it should be good enough to send your kids to school there.[/quote]
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