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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No achievent gap at Hyde![/quote] That's great! Small elementary with FARMS rate closer to 20% that the 21st century Foundation study suggests is the magic number. This does seem to suggest that DCPS should do everything it can to recruit middle class families in the short term and then mandate these percentages in as many schools as it can in the long term. I think most gentrifying schools would go for and welcome that. This 50% idea on schools that recently struggled to attract any middle class parents at all is going to have the opposite effect if it is ever seriously considered here. [/quote]
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