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Reply to "Greater Greater Washington story on school enrollment growth"
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[quote=Anonymous]Nick, did you even add in the vacant sites? And what about the sites that are owned by DCPS and not officially vacant but in use as offices or swing space (Emery, Meyer, Bruce for example). Then there are buildings used by charters that closed, such as City Arts in Edgewood, that DCPS could potentially buy or rent. And office buildings and warehouses can also be purchased and converted. Yes city real estate is expensive, but if population grows enough, they will have the tax base to support it. A lot of your "red" schools can cut back PK3 and PK4 as well and get 100-ish seats from that. [/quote]
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