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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Parking for teachers and staff can be an issues in areas under-served by public transportation and metro.
At Horace Mann, parents have set up a system where we are lending teachers parking permits during the renovation months (equipment and trailers have occupied the whole parking area). You want your teachers to be happy about the school. Most importantly we want them to remain at Mann, despite the disruptions due to the renovations (2 years).

The small parking area at Hardy is functional to a good functioning to the school. I am sure that if we did a survey, most school parents would tell you that they'd rather leave that small parking space for their teachers, that have that oddly-shaped for outdoor gathering of kids.

Thought my kid is in 3th grade, I went to see the school following Ms Pride's visit to Mann. We were impressed. More and more Mann families will enroll into Hardy if the current momentum is kept.[/quote]

Let's put some facts in here on the parking and outside space. There are presently 33 cars in the parking lot.  Another 20 cars are parked behind the hardy building.  The British School sends their kids to the massive Maret/Jelle field.  The question about space prospective Hardy parents need to focus on is whether they want the 100 car parking lot adjacent to the south edge of Hardy to become townhouses. GW plans to sell it. It was school property until sold in late 90s by Barry administration.

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