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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Question for the Whittier poster - were you not aware of the crappy building and rats before you enrolled your child? Another question- once you became aware, did you choose to keep your child there, with no assurances from anyone that the situation was going to change? If the answer to either one of these questions is yes, then sit down somewhere and focus on making some choices that will actually help your child rather than complaining into the void of DCUM. Move or play the lottery. It gets so tiring when people refuse to play the cards they’ve been dealt. Assume nothing will change in DCPS and be surprised when it does. Make your choices accordingly (and if you are posting here, you probably do have choices)[/quote]

Not having a moral compass must be an incredibly hard cross for you to bear. Your poor family. Speaking of financially poor families, DC does not have school buses - which means they have rely on unreliable public transportation. Not everyone has a car. Moreover, the mayor, Janeese Lewis George, the head of DGS, and sundry visited Whittier and assured the school and parents, that the Rats of NIMH would be banished.  They have not been -while Chevy Chase parents whine about not having a specialty ECE center set up smack on the CC,MD border. Now that IS incredibly emotionally exhausting. [/quote]

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