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[quote=Anonymous]@ 9:05 Thanks for information. I think Meridian is an up-and-coming school, and am excited about it. Based on your description, it sounds like you have a child in either PS or PK (not asking for you to reveal too much). My assumption is that since the move to the new building, the school is attracting a more diverse community, starting in the lower years. Fair assumption? Also, I'm curious how smoothly the drop-off pick-up works. I love the idea of using Metro as part of the commute schedule, but don't know how practical that would be in reality. Do many families do it? Is it really much of a time-saver (vs. parking/walking)? Is there any kind of a metro-pool set-up? As in, group of families who meet at a metro or bus stop and travel together? Maybe it would be possible to start and then after families got to know each other and children got used to the trip, trade-off some chaperoning duty? I'd like to hear more about the PS/PK community - group picnics or potlucks or birthday parties? Meridian reminds me of Stokes a few years ago - it wasn't really on the radar until the nice building in Brookland, then all of a sudden it became a "hot" school. [/quote]
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