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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Between Bethesda and Georgetown, I’d choose Chevy Chase Viilage. [/quote] No. No to Wesley Heights or any other areas. OP will not hit any of her 2 conflicting priorities (Gtown or living close to school). [b] She needs to choose between one or anther. [/b] Living elsewhere she will get none of the things she wants. [/quote] Agree with this. If OP is dead set on a school in Bethesda, they need to live in Bethesda. Live in Georgetown if you're willing to send your kids to one of the many private, charter, or public schools in DC. We live in Georgetown and our child's occupational therapist is in downtown Bethesda after school one day per week at 5pm. It's a miserable drive one day per week. I can't imagine doing it daily. Ngl, the traffic in upper NW and downtown Bethesda is a lot worse than the traffic I experience driving between my downtown DC office and our home in Georgetown. So many cars in Bethesda during the rush hours hauling their kids around to activities or just people coming back to MoCo from their workplace in DC. Traffic is easier in DC once you get away from the bridge & tunnel chokepoints. [/quote] This is so true. You have to be leaving Bethesda/Upper NW by 3:30pm to avoid the very worst of the traffic. If your kid does after school activities, you are toast.[/quote]
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