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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]Anonymous Lots of Aspies should do well at a school like Basis. [/quote] Absolutely. Basis has a mission to serve SN and Aspie kids. This is what makes it a successful school. By its very definition, it's primary audience is kids on spectrum, and ADHD kids who have few other options. [/quote] It also has a mission to serve kids with Cerebral Palsy, low-functioning autism, and Downs. Why? Because it's a public school. And as much as a few tedious boosters would like to imagine otherwise, it is not selective or exclusive.[/quote] "By definition" - and by that definition, then so does: Academia Bilingue Achievement Preparatory Barbara Jordan PCS Capital City Lower School Capital City Upper School Center City, Brightwood Center City, Capitol Hill Center City, Congress Heights Center City, Petworth Center City, Shaw Center City, Trinidad Cesar Chavez, Bruce Prep Cesar Chavez, Parkside City Collegiate Community Academy, RAND D.C. Preparatory, Edgewood Friendship, Blow-Pierce Friendship, Chamberlain Friendship, Woodridge Hope Community, Tolson Howard Road Academy, Main Howard University Middle School IDEA PCS Ideal Academy, North Capitol KAMIT Institute KIPP-DC AIM KIPP-DC KEY KIPP-DC WILL Mary McLeod Bethune, Brookland Maya Angelou, Middle School Meridian PCS Options PCS Paul PCS Roots PCS SAIL PCS SEED PCS of Washington D.C. Thea Bowman Preparatory Academy Tree of Life Two Rivers Washington Latin, 16th St. Washington Latin, Massachusetts Ave. ...as does EVERY DCPS SCHOOL. So why the repeated singling out and hysterics directed at BASIS? Again, anyone who knows anything knows there is no one-size-fits-all solution for SN students. Some SN students will find BASIS to be a good fit, and some parents have made that decision to enroll their SN student at BASIS, and that's fine. Others might not find BASIS to be a good fit, just as they might not find, say Latin, KIPP or many of the other schools listed to be a good fit. Same with students who are not SN. And if it's not a good fit, there's a long list and there are plenty of choices. Get off of it already. It is you who is tedious with this continual nonsense. [/quote]
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