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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Jefferson is neither a) an elementary school or b) on the Hill. Maybe this belongs in another thread :roll: [/quote] But isn't it germane because the articulation of feeder patterns directly effects elementary schools?[/quote] If Hill elementary schools feed into it then by definition it is a Hill school. If you disagree with the logic then take it up with the geniuses at DCPS who designed the feeder patttern.[/quote] Irrefutable logic?[/quote] [b]Dated by a few years but I bet it's still applicable.[/b] Total students at Jefferson from the Hill? "Few students". Total students at Jefferson from "Near Southeast/Navy Yard"? "Few students" http://edu.codefordc.org/#!/school/433[/quote] Respectfully, no. Nothing about schools on the Hill is the same as it was a few years ago. Brent is now waitlisting siblings. LT is IB only. Premise summarily rejected.[/quote] Sorry -- you're living in a fantasy world if you think Jefferson is currently attracting Hill students, irrespective of assigned feeder. IF any students enroll through existing feeder it's not the IB kids. Sorry -- you're just wrong.[/quote] No one is going to Jefferson from Tyler traditional? I find that hard to believe, PP.[/quote] Beliefs are often belied by actual data. If you had taken the time to examine the boundary participation data made public as part of the boundary review process you would have learned that, at most, only a de minimis number (fewer than five) of families living IB for each of the former Hine and Eliot attendance zones may be attending Jefferson. [/quote]
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