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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Aw, Brent is such a lovely school. Too bad you’re moving while they are in the swing space. I’d go with Maury to avoid commute. I would not go with Van Ness if your child is in 1st and not Pre-K.[/quote] I’m sure Van Ness is just fine for 1st grade. [/quote] A school where half the students are at risk and scores are low is not great for 1st. Kids learn many critical things in that grade so personally I wouldn’t want my kid to go to a school that’s ’just fine.’[/quote] It actually is just fine. You are looking at test scores for 3-5 grades at a school where the younger grades have a very different socioeconomics makeup. You think a few numbers on a page tells you something but actually you are ignorant.[/quote] So half the kids being at risk is a lie? That making a difference must also be a lie. I am a coach for a DCPS school, I can see the kids iReady scores (from all schools). Just in case you are more daft than I think, iReady starts in K. Nope, you don’t want to be there for first, if anyone is ‘ignorant’ it is you for not having all the information. Or perhaps you are an admin trying to advertise your mediocre school. [/quote] Wow - good to know this is how a coach for DCPS acts and thinks...[/quote]
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