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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Schools that have more than 50 students each who are black, white, and latino: Elementary: Barnard Bruce-Monroe DC Bilingual EL Haynes (elementary only) Eaton EW Stokes (Brookland only) Garrison Hyde-Addison John Lewis Lafayette LAMB Marie Reed Maury Mundo Verde (both campuses) Murch Powell Seaton Shirley Chisholm Takoma Whittier Yu Ying Middle/High/Adult: BASIS Banneker Carlos Rosario Deal DCI Ellington Hardy Jackson-Reed MacArthur School Without Walls Washington Latin (not Cooper) ES and later grades: Creative Minds Inspired Teaching John Francis LEARN DC (currently elementary only; growing to 8th)[/quote] Interesting. Add the criteria of at least 50 Asian students and it shrinks to just six: Deal, J-R, BASIS, Murch, John Francis, and Yu Ying. [/quote] DCPS has a real chance to build on Francis' success with the new Euclid middle school. Keeping the 6 feeder elementary schools together for MS would make a middle school that's big, diverse, and relatively high-performing. Given its central location, I think some people would choose it over Hardy or an Eastern feeder, especially if they felt optimistic about their chances in the HS lottery or planned to go private/move. [/quote] That would be a huge change for Francis and I doubt Francis families would support it. I think the new Euclid middle has a good chance to succeed with the three feeders DCPS is planning for. [/quote] I'm worried about Euclid succeeding as planned, tbh. With just three schools, its just not big enough, and is not going to have a big enough cohort of high achievers to warrant advanced classes. Even Francis doesn't have advanced classes. But if they were combined into one school, it could totally happen. [/quote] Three schools is fine for S-H and EH though. [/quote] Cleveland, Garrison, and Seaton is really 2.5 schools because the dual-language kids at Cleveland have programmatic feeder rights to MacFarland. And Ross is so much smaller than the other schools that sending all of them to Euclid would still not make a Deal-sized school. It would likely be the size of SH or EH.[/quote] Tubman would be a natural feeder. It’s not that far away and feeds to a dual language middle school, even though it’s not itself dual language. It would also make sense to send the English track from Marie Reed.[/quote]
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