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Reply to "Why is the Foxhall Community Citizens Association scared of public school children?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I just did a quick google maps survey of the area and came up with a list of schools already in the area (1 mile cutoff) Schools nearby: Lab School Campus #1 (0.0 mi) Lab School Campus #2 - Reservoir Rd (0.7 mi) Georgetown Day School (0.3 mi) Montessori School Of Washington DC (0.3 mi) St. Patricks Episcopal Day School - Macarthur (0.4 mi) St. Patricks Episcopal Day School - Whitehaven (0.7 mi) George Washington University - Mount Vernon Campus (0.6 mi) The River School (1.0 mi) The Field School (0.9 mi) Georgetown University (0.6 mi) Washington International School (0.9 mi) Duke Ellington (1.0 mi) Did I miss any? Do we really need a 13th school in a 1 mile radius?[/quote] Looks to me like strong empirical evidence that this is a good location for schools.[/quote] Shrug. We're not part of the holy FCCA community, but we live a couple of blocks from Hardy Park. The whole fear of a traffic apocalypse that would be brought about by a new school is nonsense. Traffic issues on MacArthur and Foxhall have never had anything to do with the schools in that area. That's just a drop in the bucket for roads that are commuter arteries from Maryland. The FCCA people were the types who used pre-renovation Hardy Park as their own personal, off-leash dog park, then got all huffy when people told them their dogs need to be on a leash. To them, the park is a personal playground. If they could get away with it, they'd bulldoze the playground area to keep neighborhood kids out. They're a bunch of fundamentally dishonest, histrionic snobs who are horrified by the idea of public schools kids in their neighborhood. [/quote] Nailed it. [/quote]
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