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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No, they think their kid should have just as much access to an appropriate education as yours. [/quote]

Seriously!  These people insisting they know the disabilities of other children and that "wealthy" parents are hell-bent on gaming the system are so bizarrely smug and confidant in their fact-less beliefs.

Pro tip: there are very few wealthy families in DCPS.  There are UMC families, and probably what you'll find is a disproportionate number of UMC families struggling to afford private because DCPS won't implement their child's IEP or 5504[/quote]

Uh, huh. There are multiple houses currently for sale near Janney that cost more than $7 million. [/quote]

Yes, and those kids will almost certainly go to private by default.

You also have no idea if those children have IEPs, and if they do, there's a good chance they pay for outside services rather than begging DCPS to provide required services.[/quote]

To recap: We can't lottery seats in schools like Janney because neighborhood/community vibe stuff but also no one who lives near Janney actually goes to Janney because they're so rich. Got it. [/quote]

You are trying to be obtuse.

The vast majority of housing near Janney is not $7 million.  [/quote]

It's totally normal for homes in that area to cost $5 million. Talk about being obtuse. [/quote]

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