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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ward is irrelevant to DCPS catchments. [/quote] You are incorrect. Unless there is a programmatic reason (e.g., foreign language), feeder paths have been and are generally supposed to be within one's ward. In part, because council members are divided by wards and routinely advocate for the schools within their wards. As do ANCs -divided by wards, as well as stakeholder organizations (educational advocacy groups, etc), which are divided by ward. This was, in fact, one of the explanations given to Crestwood when it was zoned out of Deal/Wilson (now J-R). [/quote] This is not and never has been correct regarding feeder paths. Easiest example -- Lafayette has always been Ward 3 and 4.[/quote] Yeah agree. Plenty of schools spand multiple wards. [/quote]
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