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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]One factor that has stagnated SH a bit is Watkins’ decline. LT has massively improved in terms of IB buy-in and UMC buy-in during the period from ‘19-‘20 to now, but Watkins has gone downhill in both categories m. Additionally, [b]increased IB buy-in for LT may actually paradoxically have the effect of decreasing the percentage of enrolled kids heading to SH.[/b][/quote] This is true. I know a number of families who would were planning to lottery for a select group of charters and, if they didn't get in, simply do private. But they were persuaded to give L-T a chance and have decided to stay because it's a good school. But they never intended to or even considered to do MS at DCPS -- again they will lottery for charters and go private if they don't get a spot. The same with HS -- their kids will do the application high schools or attend private. These parents can afford private school (just as they can afford homes in close in Capitol Hill) and don't feel compelled to attend a school "on the upswing." They want a school that is already established as having ng met their standards for academic rigor and good behavior. L-T does, SH and Eastern do not. You also see plenty of parents like this at Maury and Brent though.[/quote]
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