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Reply to "When (if ever) will DC neighborhood schools be the default option for high achieving students?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does the Wilson PTO have hiring authority for aides as well? For us, middle school is the issue. it’s simply too crowded.[/quote] No. [/quote] it is happening school by school. Look at the in boundary wait lists for PK at schools like Marie Reed, Garrison and Walls at Francis Stevens. [/quote] These schools are gentrifying fast. Especially Francis-Stevens which has little to no affordable housing in boundary. DCPS needs a plan to maintain diversity in schools across the city. The neighborhood school system is grossly inequitable. See discussion above re fund raising capacity of PTAs WotP v. other areas. [/quote]
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