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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=jsteele][quote=Anonymous][quote=jsteele][quote=Anonymous]Carolyn Reynolds, who’s lived in Crestwood for [b]slightly more than four years[/b], is [b]indignant[/b] upon learning that [b]her two children at a nearby charter school [/b] won’t be grandfathered into Deal and Wilson under the new policy. “That’s outrageous,” she says. “That’s unacceptable.” ##### Really? Congratulations to her for being able to afford to freeride her way into the best feeder pattern, but I'm not feeling sorry for her at all.[/quote] Oh, Ms. Reynold's house was free? Lucky her. I am not sure you understand the meaning of "freeride". If there is one lesson I have learned from the DME process, it is that only fools feel empathy. [/quote] You understand perfectly well what it means....her kids don't attend either IB elementary school, they go to a tax payer funded charter. Perfectly fine. But no one wants to hear her crying when she loses the benefit she would have had by sending her kids IB. Get in the OOB lottery like everyone else.[/quote] Apparently you are determined to demonstrate that you are the least informed poster on this board. Reynolds would not get a right to Deal by sending her kids to the local inbound school. That school is not a Deal feeder. It is currently a CHEC feeder. Many families living elsewhere who were able to gain entry to charter schools moved to Crestwood in order to have Deal and Wilson options. While buying a house doesn't guarantee rights to a school -- though it generally has in DC for the last 40 years -- it is still understandable that someone would be upset. Calling people who made a major financial investment based on information that has turned out not to be true "freeriders" is pretty ignorant. [/quote] Are you saying that if she lives in Crestwood and her child attended, say, West, her child wouldn't have the right to feed into Deal for the foreseeable future?[/quote] West is an Educational Campus that serves PK-8th grade. [/quote] Most of West's current (former?) bouundaries are (were) in bound for Deal.[/quote]
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