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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]went to the Hardy open house last week.  3 of the feeders have added a fifth grade class & one added another 1/2... and Eaton is coming.  The overall DCPS enrollment for the coming years is bigger than the past.  Deal is too overloaded.  Bigger IB (and overall) Enrollment is Coming.[/quote]

Assuming this is true, this is not great news for Wilson, which is packed to the gills already without more people coming in from Hardy.

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[b]Keep in mind that a lot of Deal students are IB for Hardy.[/b] When Hardy is considered equal that will stop [/quote]

Deal is not supposed to be accepting OOB students. What does this mean? Are you referring to IB Hardy parents who falsify documents, use someone else's address, or rent a cheap efficiency apartment (in which they do not actually live) in order to get IB Deal status for their children's middle school years?[/quote]

For 2016-17 Deal took 4 OOB 6th graders and 1 8th grader. Perhaps they were enrolled at the Chancellor's discretion, but the data is on MSDC. https://public.tableau.com/profile/aaron2446#!/vizhome/MSDCSeatsandWaitlistOfferData/MSDCPublicDisplay

Any students at Deal who live IB for Hardy could get there most simply and legally by attending a Deal feeder as an OOB student during elementary school. [/quote]

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