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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The families at Jackson Reed are likely representative of those all over the city as it is the largest public high school in the city.[/quote] Eh but a heck of a lot of folks can't afford to move in bounds for it.... myself included[/quote] I assume you mean purchase in-boundary R/E. Honestly, there are tons of reasonable apartments along CT Avenue that feed into JR. Not exactly a cool area for renters like Navy Yard or any number of downtown areas, so rents are cheaper. There are a fair number of renters with kids at JR, as well as rank-and-file embassy employees (i.e., these aren't ambassadors or high-level foreign emissaries) who send their kids to DCPS.[/quote] When did the embassies stop paying for private?! It’s a major reason to be a white collar staffer. [/quote] Plenty of people from 'richer' countries at stoddert too.[/quote]
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