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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Frankly, and I posted this upthread, but the other obvious temporary solution is for Janney to have trailers.  I would be happy to sacrifice garden space for one trailer so my child was not in a 32 person class.

Does anyone know if this was proposed?[/quote]

I think there is some sort of agreement with the city or ordinance that won't allow trailers. 
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I thought that was only on the part that has the underground garage on it.[/quote]

Does anyone have actual knowledge about the legal constraints relating to trailers? What could the rules be? The school is practically on Wisconsin Ave, so it can't be a zoning issue.[/quote]

Leasing St Ann's for a few years would make more sense than installing trailers on the playground [/quote]

Once again, it is so adorable to me (a neighbor, a longtime Catholic, and parent) how DCPS parents imagine that all empty property property can simply be assigned to DCPS to fulfill its needs.

Murch needs swing space?  Why, we could take over private company Intelsat or better yet, several acres of National Park land that is held in trust for all Americans!   Janney uncomfortably crowded?   Let's start with St. Ann's, and if that's not enough, lets scoop up Best Buy too!  And wait --  [i]What about that cute church behind Best Buy[/i]!?!  We can have that too!   My kids neeeeeeeed space.     Mine! Mine! Mine!   And then Hearst can be the place where we put science labs and theater ...  And we can have basketball games in the Fannie Mae building ....[/quote]

LOL.  This is funny and pretty true.[/quote]

+1
People have posted this a million times here, "well, Janney just needs to use the St Ann's space".

huh?

Why don't they just move forward into the senior housing on Albermarle?  Or absorb the houses on the other side of 42nd street?  I'm sure those families will just hand over the keys.

PEOPLE!  The St Ann's building is NOT FOR SALE!

lol[/quote]

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