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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Our charter doesn't have a cafeteria. The students eat at their desks. What kind of school doesn't have a cafeteria? The way the city treats kids in charters is shameful. We don't go to our boundary school because it has a major problem with violence. [/quote]

Well, let's see. GDS high school doesn't have a cafeteria.  GDS's MS and ES didn't have a cafeteria until they moved into a new building.

When the old GDS lower school became MacArthur HS, the first thing they added was a cafeteria

Walls, meanwhile, has the facility to serve DCPS food but they don't really have a lunch room to eat it in.

Some DCPS ESs, like Mann, have a single multipurpose room that works as cafeteria, gym, and auditorium

So there you go, private schools and public schools, also lacking cafeterias.

I don't begrudge the existence of charter schools, but this "woe is us" schtick is irritating.[/quote]

You clearly don't know anything about charters. You should maybe visit one and see for yourself. [/quote]

I've spent time Two Rivers 4th (crowded and yuck) and Young (nice and spacious).

What is I'm missing?[/quote]

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