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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Things will change. The reality is that the majority of those coming from Hardy preferred to go with a known entity, Jackson Reed, rather than take chances on a new school that will be under construction until 2027. This left many seats open for kids from schools across the District, including underperforming schools and students. It is now a Title 1 school due to this phenomenon around the demographics. Next year is the first year Hardy kids won’t have a choice of their in boundary high school. By the time the class of 2029 graduates, Macarthur will be a very different place. [/quote]

Current Hardy family here. We are excited for MacArthur, but this is true because our DC will be attending in a couple of years. We know lots of families who were nervous about the first year or two given that it was only a partial school and not yet renovated. The mood is rapidly shifting however and most people we know are planning to send our kids - however we are still not satisfied with transportation options and hope for improvements there.[/quote]

Sorry but you all are naïve.
 
Most people you know are sending kids to a poorly performing school will not be the reality when the time comes.

Behind doors they will be exploring other options and won’t tell you.  Then you find out last minute or when school starts that your kids friends are not going.

Above happens all the time EOTP.

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EOTP and MacArthur are completely different. If you don’t realize this, I suggest you go back to school [/quote]

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