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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]https://forresterconstruction.com/portfolio/meridian-public-charter-school/

https://www.shinberglevinas.com/projects/education-portfolio/dc-prep-benning

https://jairlynch.com/project/dcp-wilkinson/

https://mongecapital.com/transactions/dc-prep/

https://www.mcnbuild.com/project/dc-scholars-public-charter-school/

https://www.gilbaneco.com/projects/dc-bilingual-public-charter-school/

https://engeniumgroup.com/project/two-rivers-public-charter-school-middle-school-addition/

https://doyleconco.com/projects/idea-public-charter-school

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I think you've inadvertently proved the point. These projects are all quite modest. We're comparing DC Bilingual spending $15 million on a project to DCPS spending almost ten times as much on a school? [/quote]

Right. So you want to solve the data problem by comparing the renovation of a 600 student elementary school to an 1900 student high school?  And don't bother considering the state of the respective buildings pre-renovation.

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There's 600 kids at DCB, and they spent $15M. At Dorothy Height, there's 400 kids and they spend $80M. At JO Wilson, there's 450 kids and they spend $90M. At Burrville, there's 250 kids and they spend $85M. [/quote]

It's not a meaningful comparison without looking at what the schools actually did in the renovation and how bad their existing problems were. [/quote]

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