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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]None of us should judge struggling families forced to make tough decisions about DC public school attendance.

Cheaper Catholic option? The odds of admission to a Catholic HS in the DMV, if you can afford the 30K+ tuition, are terrible unless you're applying for a 9th grade spot. The admissions process is complex and takes months to complete. You can't just head to one at any time. [/quote]

Of course I judge them. This is exactly the kind of situation where people can and should be judged. Because those of us who play by the rules (in the same exact system with the same exact problems) handle it without cheating.

You can cheat and likely not get caught, but you cannot force people not to judge you. Or report you for that matter. [/quote]

Come on. No parent is in court swearing to tell the whole truth when they run to J-R in desperation, renting a place in-boundary. They can keep quiet, believing that their choice is best for their family in a city with just one UMC friendly neighborhood HS. They don't need to care if people like you disagree, if they're reported, DCPS may elect to verify their paperwork, but our public school system is hardly the FBI, stalking families, counting the nights they sleep in a place where they receive some mail.  [/quote]

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