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Reply to "do you know a lot of people who are leaving DCPS next year?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We took a 4.5 day/week 5th grade in-person spot where most of the kids have IEPs for a kid without and the experience has been a lot better than 100% DL. There are only 10 kids in the group, meaning that the teacher who's coming in to teach can differentiate much better than in a normal classroom. Better experience than I expected. Kid's motivation has increased a lot since 100% DL ended. We're on the fence about leaving for the burbs for next year. Our DCPS is only around 5% at-risk, and we expect enrollment to drop. Impossible to predict how much enrollment will drop, but the principal sounds serious about re-opening 5 days a week. I wouldn't rule out her renting extra space for classrooms, outdoor classrooms in tents, morning and afternoon shifts, anything that works to offer 5-day week school.[/quote] Maddening that ES DCPS principals still play an outsize role in deciding who gets to attend school for how long. This is not the case in Arlington, MoCo, Fairfax etc. No wonder that some DCPS parents of means are searching for greener pastures....more certainty and fair pandemic attendance policies.[/quote] I couldn’t agree more.[/quote] Right. Your child may or may not get an education based on the random and totally unscientific whim of a principal. Absurd. [/quote]
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