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Reply to "In which NW DC neighborhoods do most (75%+) of ES-aged kids attend their in-bound public ES?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think a lot of us don't make much distinction between charter and public schools. They're all just schools. [/quote] Well, it does change the vibe of the neighborhood when lots of neighbors go to school together -- the kids can walk to each others houses for playdates, etc. [/quote] The kids in our area all go to different schools. No one cares. They all play together. [/quote] This. Big mistake if you prioritize poor neighborhood schools over better schools. You will realize this sooner than later in upper elementary and upper. Kids don’t choose friends based on where they live. It’s not an issue when they can also take metro and get around by themselves. My DS started going on metro by himself to school in 6th.[/quote]
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