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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The problem is, SWS was not moved to its current location because DC needs another elementary there -- there are already several elementary schools in Ward 6, and w/the exception of Brent I don't think any are overcrowded with neighborhood kids. DCPs wanted to expand SWS; the Prospect building was there, and it was already not a neighborhood school. It's not coincidence that SWS became a city-wide school when it left Peabody; I think (without being in a position to know for certain) that relocating to the Prospect site was probably contingent on SWS NOT being a neighborhood school, because there's no need for an additional neighborhood school there. If DCPS *does* decide to make SWS a neighborhood school, I would hope that rather than simply saying those living nearby have preference, they reconsider the boundaries in Ward 6 as a whole, to better balance the school-age population among the area schools.[/quote] I think adding any sort of proximity preference would be tantamount to making it a by-right neighborhood school. I live right by there and my kids attend, but I can't see any way that doing this won't hurt L-T (which appears to be growing hugely in popularity) and inflate home prices inside whatever boundaries they create.[/quote]
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