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[quote=Anonymous]
Thanks for the Parks and Rec suggestion - will check that out.

[quote=Anonymous]Have you tried West?  We are leaving after 4 great years and I cannot say enough good things.  We are only leaving because our twins need to be split into two classes.  They are entering 2nd grade and both are reading at late 2nd grade level already and doing mid second grade math - fractions, 2 digit subtraction with borrowing.[/quote]

I don't think I've tried West, or is West the same as West Campus?  What's the proper name for the school?  Glad to hear you've had a really good experience with them - I'll check them out too.

And to the poster re: Monroe, thanks for that reminder too, we won't rule Monroe out.  So I guess I misunderstood what the DC public schools staff person told me - she said that once you establish which school is your "neighborhood school" (does "neighborhood school" = "in boundary school"?), that school is required to have a slot for your child.  If we'd be on the waitlist with 60+ people, does that mean the school actually does NOT have to provide a slot for my child?  That's what I understood the person in the DC public schools office to tell me, but maybe I heard what I wanted to hear! :)

Re: Kipp Shaw, that didn't even come up on the radar up to now.  I'll check them out tomorrow too.

Thanks all![/quote]

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