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pay an arm and a leg for real estate[/quote]

The original school choice in America, and still the only option in 95% of the country.[/quote]

And this is why the only thing keeping middle class families in the city EOTP long term is charters if they can’t afford private.  The only thing or else many more families will move.

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That's just not true, especially people who paid quite a bit of money for their homes and love their neighbors and short communtes. look at the momenturm around Garrison/Langley/Seaton now... If the charters didn't exist, there would just be more upper middle class people in those schools and they would become majority rich people even quicker.[/quote]

Sorry, nope.  Without charters as a long-term solution I would not have lived in the neighborhood at all.  Nor would I have been willing to send my kid to Langley and volunteer a lot for several years.  Langley's future is bright but it has a very long way to go before high-SES folks stay past 1st or 2nd.[/quote]

We only moved to EOTP after getting into a charter. Before were were in an apartment wotp. If we hadn't won the charter lottery we'd likely be in silver spring or fairfax.  Charter lottery keep people here.  We are about to age out of sibling prference and my youngest won't have it.  We may end up in a eotp elementary school with her.  Maybe we'll even stat till 4th.  [/quote]

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