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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I live in PG and will be applying to some of the newer charters in DC. If I get in, I will have to cough up 12,000 to DC - which is about the same as religious schools in my area. Still cheaper than top privates. So, I have applied, and if the charters can't fill their enrollment, I will pay into the system and lose my deposit on private school. I'm willing to do this and it's perfectly legal. If DC schools get better, it will be more difficult to do, but there is a legal way to attend DC schools from MD or VA. [/quote] Which charters PP? Curious to know since we all know that any charter worth a damn is totally oversubscribed. Of there's some charter out there so desirable out of towers would pay 12 Gs I need to put it on my list![/quote] I'm applying to Sela, Appletree, and Bridges. When you factor in commuting, aftercare, babysitters, etc., putting my child in a program near where I work vs., where I live makes sense. 12G is cheaper than private school, and if I get small class sizes, it's worth it to me. As a single parent, I want my child nearer to me during the day. Nobody ade me any promises, but apparently it has been done before. [/quote] Hate to burst your bubble PGer. Hope you've got a good plan B[/quote]
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