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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]S. Arlington! The house across the street from us is being listed this week and is great- (There are some cosmetic things, but nothing paint can't handle). I think it's going to be listed right around 699K. We are in Arlington Heights and love it here. There are TONS of kids, great neighbors, you can walk to Columbia Pike and Clarendon, and the schools are also really good. S. Arlington schools often get a bad rap, but it's all a bunch of baloney. I am a "retired" teacher and send my children to a county-wide public elementary in S. Arlington and it's been wonderful so far. You cannot go by the test scores. The house isn't "live" on MLS yet, but once it is, I'll post a link. My husband commutes into DC and it's super easy. We're also close to 66 and 395. You cannot beat the location. My children used to go to a DC private (for preschool) and it was a snap for us to get there. Next week we are actually moving across Glebe Road to Alcova Heights, also a really nice neighborhood. We aren't moving because we don't like it here, we're moving because a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to buy a really special house came up. Even though it's just 4 blocks, we are going to miss our neighbors as I know we won't see them as much. Now that the weather is nice, my children have been playing with neighbors across the street and it makes me sad that they won't be able to just hop on over there as easily. Other neighborhoods I like in 22204 are Penrose and Douglas Park. The Claremont neighborhood (22206, I think) is also popular. Good luck to you!! [/quote] Why are low test scores and high dropout rates a bunch of baloney?[/quote]
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