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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Correct.

It's a lock that the number of Maryland students at the lesser desired charters in particular dwarves the number of boundary cheaters WOTP.[/quote

But even the best WOTP has to offer wouldn't really interest even poor parents in Silver Spring especially considering WOTP doesn't really get free local childcare WOTP. If you think PG parents are breaking laws for the privilege of driving their kids all the way across the city seems far fetched.  I know there were a few dirtbag cops or DC workers using places near their offices but the poor families aren't schlepping across the city from Ward 9 to go to Deal. The middle class PG fams could get better options with the local privates doing it the honest way. I just don't see a way most honest people break the rules for a lesser product.

I would guess most people WOTP who don't belong are people who live in the different wards but feel entitled to go to the prestigious schools in the better neighborhood, they are really the only people who think highly enough of DC schools to cheat to get to them. Free PreK might have some but they aren't sticking around until high school  [/quote]

The main reason is for ease of commute and, with the rare exceptions, it doesn't affect WOTP schools. A bad school near your workplace is way more desireable than a bad school near your home for drop off and especially pickup.
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