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Reply to "Public education: competing interests, philosophical divide"
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[quote=Anonymous]Ok let's walk through what would occur No boundaries 1. All the high SES people would be pissed for overpaying for their homes 2. All the high SES people would leave and DCPS would see an even greater drop in scores 3. The charters would continue to help low income students Adding more Housing Stock I don't see how this changes the current situation of some wealthy enclaves with great neighborhood schools with the majority of schools being bad and charters helping to filll the gap Adding more housing stock might get you more middle income families but.... aren't these the people that fled DC orginially and went to the suburbs.... for better schools..... why would they come back to DC now? [/quote]
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