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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Because you have a lot of time and much will change by the time they are ready for HS.

- not the one who asked you.[/quote]

You're probably right, but when making the decision between public and private I'd like to know what the options and prospects are as it stands today, not what may or may not be down the road. [/quote]

When I joined one of the schools mentioned, they didn't even have a middle school.  Now they do.

Go to the school expo and get the info it will have more details about feeders etc.  Just blasting to DCUM (especially since some parents are sick of answering the same questions year after year), might be a bit more helpful.

Or, maybe even...google?[/quote]

I've already googled -- which is how I found out there are no HS components to those schools. If someone is sick of answering a question then they don't have to respond. DCUM is definitely part of my research, not all of it. Thanks anyway. [/quote]

NP on this thread.

1. DCI will likely be an option for you by the time your child reaches high school age.
2. Creative Minds may also be an option, having just received a charter expansion to start a middle school.
3. Realistically, consider your child's needs for elementary school. Those are much more important than an eventual path to high school. If it turns out that you need to move in order to find a good high school for your child, that is 10 years down the road. Five year plans are much wiser.[/quote]

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