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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, while I get your concern, being annoyed that somebody made a choice for you when you are not even at the school is a stretch.  once you are enrolled, make your calls to the PTA/whomever is in charge of aftercare and the aftercare provider and see if they have a sliding scale and also make them aware that you have a SN child. [/quote]
Fair enough.

I guess I'm just stunned that the school would allow a change if the default. 
I work at another title 1 school. It offers DCPS and private aftercare. And parents can choose. 
I'd happily be a 'have' in a 'have not' aftercare. [/quote]

Of course, it's easy to be in the group which gets the good stuff.  How will your little Becky feel when she gets to do dance and music and field trips while Malcolm and Maria watch videos and eat cheetos?[/quote]

^  More importantly, how will Malcolm and Maria feel when it's right in front of their faces that some children are more equal than others?[/quote]

the world is not an equal place.  life isn't fair. Not everyone gets the same thing. [b]The poor kids already know they getting less.[/b]  [/quote]

Of course they do.  That doesn't mean a good public school should exacerbate the inequalities.   Two-tiered aftercare sounds like a bad idea.  Next you can have the poorer children use their own water fountains.[/quote]

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