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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It sounds like they've found a building near the SD campus. I was told that the WR campus is temporary and that they're going to close MO and SD. I just wish they would be honest about their plans.  I don't to start my younger child there if I'm going to have to move him to a new school in a year or two. [/quote]

This would be a tough location given that the majority of their families are in Ward 4. What locations over there  are available? [/quote]

See page 88 in this document. The majority really isn't in Ward 4 anymore. http://www.dcpcsb.org/sites/default/files/Choosing%20Quality%20Report_0.pdf[/quote]

from a June 2016 report:

The majority are Ward 4 residents (49%), followed by Ward 5 (20%), Ward 1 (12%),
Ward 6 (6%), Ward 3 (6%), Ward 7 (3%), Ward 2 (2%) and Ward 8 (2%)

http://www.dcpcsb.org/sites/default/files/report/LAMB%20PCS%20Review%20Appendix.pdf

so almost a majority!  Hence the reason a location for the whole school over by SD would be hard for (almost) the majority of families.  Not saying they won't do that, but that has to be a significant consideration in their decision.  As a Ward 4 family, we would probably do it, but it might also make a decision to leave the city all together that much easier.  [/quote]

But not a majority. And moving to ward 4 would make 6 7 and 8 have a several hour commute. [/quote]

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