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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] No way is Foxhall gaining a couple of thousand school age kids in the next couple of years nor will it even if you add in Stoddert or Mann - there is almost no residential development slated in bounds for any of those 3 schools. [/quote] Check out the Office of Planning projections at: https://dme.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dme/publication/attachments/Office%20of%20Planning%20Presentation%20for%20CSCTF%204%2026%2016.pdf Particularly page 22, where they have youth population projections. Foxhall Road is the boundary between Cluster 13 and Cluster 14. While they don't have specific numbers, both clusters are colored in the color that indicates growth of 1,772-3,278 school age kids. So the two clusters together have a minimum of 3500 kids growth and possibly as much as 6500. It's not driven by residential development, it's families moving into existing housing. [/quote]
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