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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Misfire...sorry. Thinking of switching to Deal next year for 6th. Currently at a private school in DC but want more economic diversity, extracurrics, and different social experience. What can we expect from above and from academics?[/quote] Is Deal still economically diverse? Maybe more than a typical private but isn't it almost entirely a WOTP school now?[/quote] Deal is 70% IB, 12% economically disadvantaged and 47% white (see link). The boundary includes students from Bancroft and Shepherd, so it's not all WOTP. http://profiles.dcps.dc.gov/Deal+Middle+School[/quote] It will be more economically diverse than a private where the tuition costs (even with financial aid) are so high... Next year, there will be a little shift at Deal & Hardy - when Eaton switches to feeding to Hardy. Even if half of the 5th grade goes to Hardy, that dramatically changes Hardy's make up (since it's a small school) - and DCPS is looking at it as 'opening up' 40-70 slots at Deal for OOB or the rising feeder population #s ... Not a ton of change, but has some impact (not saying it was a good idea, just a reality for this coming year)... and of course this then re-impacts the over crowded at Wilson issues (since Hardy's total #s will go up as part of this equation).[/quote]
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