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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are there any instance in DCPS of a school that serves only grades 3-5? Pros, cons?[/quote] The transportation impact is a lot greater than a traditional elementary school because you're pulling from a bigger area, so people are traveling further and fewer people are within walking distance. [/quote] +1 this will be an additional hardship for those of us who will already be traveling quite a distance to get to Hardy. We will make it work if we have to, but are also considering a switch to a Deal feeder if this goes through. I wonder how much people like us will serve to work against the crowd alleviation. Deal & Wilson may just get MORE crowded as Hardy folks flock over there? [/quote] I don't follow the logic here. Anyone willing to travel a long distance to Hardy isn't going to have a problem sucking up the extra time to travel to a new HS/MS off MacArthur. IMO, the main burden resulting from building a big school over at MacArthur is not on the parents/caregivers, but on the road itself (Reservoir), which is a one-laner each way. And for anyone who might bring up M street as a main artery, don't even go there, you fool. DCPS would do better giving the old GDS site to the City for affordable housing construction, and instead building a "New Western" over at the Jelleff property, IMO.[/quote]
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