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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You know, don’t you, that 1500 new homes are under construction in just two blocks around Wisconsin and Van Ness? I assume that the developer is paying a special assessment to add another public school in Upper NW? [/quote] Upper NW doesn't need another public school nor does DC. The DC Council needs to re-draw the boundaries and relocate students to the grossly under-enrolled public schools EOTP.[/quote] You obviously don't have kids. The reason there are schools that are "grossly under-enrolled" is because they are completely terrible schools that should probably be shut down. If you have kids (and if you don't have kids, you should STFU about schools) you know it's hard to find good schools in DC. Why do you think Wilson High School is bigger than many colleges? [/quote]
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