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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I call BS on PP.  On the other hand, it was not that many years ago that I witnessed IB Brent parents being called racists and worse by some OOB parents.  I have to admit that the thought crossed my mind more than once that these parents were impediments to much needed progress and Brent wasn't benefitting from having them around.  [/quote]
Have you meet the VNPG? If you had been to a meeting you would know this was true. Also, for all of the folks who think that DCPS will 'give' them what they want- read her open letter she released today about anniversary of Brown v. Board. No way are they getting a lilly white school. And as for PP who asked where my kids went to school- well I was pulling for Van Ness but cannot stomach that nonsense anymore. We would, mostly likely be IB for Van Ness- but its just gross to me.[/quote]

Good luck at Amidon.[/quote]
This is my point, and thanks for being so transparent! You are intentionally trying to keeps 'amidon' low SES black kids out. And hiding behind a south Capitol street boundary. As parent, SW resident, and DCPS employee I plan to personally take those awful 'amidon' kids to enroll in your/my school. You won't get your way and it's going to be funny watching you all squirm![/quote]

PP here.  How am I intentionally trying to keep anyone out of Van Ness?  The school will not open for two years and its boundaries will be drawn by DCPS, not by me, the VNPG or anyone else.  Your tilting at windmills Ms. Quixote. [/quote]

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