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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's hasn't done much for the in boundary school, Amidon-Bowen, if that's what your asking.[/quote] Au contraire. Amidon was just reconstituted in part due to the efforts of gentrifiers. This was a HUGE deal. Children at Amidon are in a better place today because of that. And Amidon is about to announce an innovative plan for the future that will further improve the school - stay tuned for that announcement. Amidon now has a functioning PTA led by a gentrifier. New parent leaders are working on the school improvement team and planning for the modernization - and they are pushing for resources and results. Families that never would have considered Amidon before are now giving it consideration. Capper Carrollsburg in Near Southeast was a hell-scape before 2005. No one would have wished living there upon their worst enemies. It is now a mixed income community, and the low income residents living in Capitol Quarter (which replaced Capper Carrollsburg) are in a much better neighborhood than before. And when Van Ness re-opens, the low income families will enroll in a school that is light years ahead of the the old Van Ness. [/quote]
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