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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]9:00, I assume you weren't inconvenienced much by the police cordons? I'd have said the same thing about the Parkway neighborhood of South Arlington a decade ago. I mean, I was able to shrug off flophouses and a drug bust across the street ... I suspect if I'd have been met with Arlington PD cordons that'd be too much for me. Or maybe you can ask the young family that bought from us, did $20k of renovations to the place and then moved in less than a year. I did clearly say "regular DCPS". Which of the ones you mention are "regular DCPS schools" where you don't have to pass a test, win a lottery, etc.? Maury looks like a regular DCPS school but for some reason it gets a 5 on Greatschools, OTOH it is under 50% FARMS, so maybe it's the ES version of "Yale or Jail." Be interesting to know where they go after there, though. Tyler is a '4' on Greatschools, 62% FARMS ... maybe not as bad as other DCPS elementaries but not quite there yet. OP, maybe you'll luck out and you'll get a nice older long-term resident couple on one side that'll even agree to babysit occasionally, and a couple of younger families will agree to stick around. Or maybe you'll move in next to an older woman whose grandson has no discernible income yet drives a nice car. [/quote] You don't have to test into any of those schools. Maury, Tyler, and the Cluster are all neighborhood schools. SWS and CHM are city-wide. So yes, you lottery in, but there are many neighborhood schools where you need to lottery in before K. You really sound like someone who has no familiarity with the area. Which is fine, but in that case the OP should not be relying on your advice.[/quote]
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