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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When is this information going to be publicly released? I don't have any nefarious reasons for wanting to know.  I am inbounds, have a 2.5 year old, and am interested in the school's trajectory.  [/quote]You still have a little time so don't panic if they're not out this week.[/quote]

If your child is so young, do you really have a need to know?[/quote]

People make decisons, including real estate decisions, all the time.  I don't think there's any rush to get the numbers out, but it seems silly to wonder why people would like to see them.  Many people believe that establishing a network of desirable, neighborhood serving middle schools is important to the future of DC, and Hardy seems to be the test case for whether this can happen beyond Deal.  While many people do not see establishing such a network as important, or even desirable, it clearly does speak to important questions about the district's future. [/quote]

I think the honest answer is like many investments, past performance does not guarantee future performance.  The school has changed a lot in the last 5 years it is hard to know where it will be in the next 10, one hopes it will be a high-flyer, but I can see some senarios where it is not. [/quote]

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