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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]At a certain point, you need to take responsibility for your own decisions and just get your kids out of the bad school in which you placed them.   [/quote]

Parents are not leaving the school. They are protesting, because they believe things can improve. Also not everyone is having a bad experience.[/quote]

Dude open your eyes. Student retention is bad. Teacher retention is bad. Test scores are bad. Enrollment is struggling. Your school is in a bad, bad way and it's not improving.

Okay it's just a few parents who feel they must protest in the streets, but most schools have precisely zero parents desperate enough to start picketing outside. [/quote]

You can see re enrollment data here (higher than DC overall), no need to speculate:

https://stossepublicdocsprod.blob.core.windows.net/public-docs/dc-school-report-card/2021-22/profiles/171-3065(Mundo%20Verde%20Bilingual%20PCS%20-%20J.F.%20Cook).pdf

https://stossepublicdocsprod.blob.core.windows.net/public-docs/dc-school-report-card/2021-22/profiles/171-1088(Mundo%20Verde%20Bilingual%20PCS%20-%20Calle%20Ocho).pdf[/quote]

Data are here in case the above links don’t work:
https://osse.dc.gov/dcschoolreportcard/schoolsnapshot[/quote]

This data is from 21-22. When a school starts to fall, it can fall fast. The fact is they have open seats and so many open seats they’re clearing waitlists in May and reducing the number of classes in grades. That’s BAD for their finances and there’s no way around it. The budget spiral from open seats should be alarming to everyone.[/quote]

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