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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]... Deal:  1312
Wilson:  1788

How many more kids can fit into Deal and Wilson???[/quote]
Didn't Bowser promise "Alice Deal for all"?[/quote]
Apparently, we all misunderstood Bowser.  We thought she meant to improve other schools to the level of Deal.  But what she really meant was that [i]every middle school student in the entire city will attend Deal[/i].  Deal enrollment expected to top 10,000.  All other middle schools will simply close for lack of enrollment, and will be sold to developers, netting millions for city budgets.[/quote]

DC got "Bowsered."[/quote]

It's pretty telling that she used that steaming pile of a line on the campaign and incredulous responses aside, her administration has done ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to address middle school quality at DCPS.  There is no vision for how this gets better, there's only hope for charters to fill the void.[/quote]

Except opening a new middle school in Brookland and putting in a very capable principal, formerly of Janney. Now McFarland is being opened earlier -- community meetings underway.

Too late for my Ward 4 kids, who are in middle school/high school charters. But things are happening.[/quote]

But those don't affect DCUM kids so it doesn't count. /snark[/quote]

I hear the early word on enrollment is about the size of my kids old daycare center, so there's that[/quote]

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