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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]08:11 here. True, there's not much of an "achievement gap" among any of the populations in Ward 3. I'm happy to walk back my flip characterization of Appletree. (FWIW, we did no further research on the school after we wound up not enrolling our child there.) But I don't see why Appletree needs to have a monopoly on the ECE charter market. An entire ward of the city -- with one of the most lucrative tax bases -- utterly lacks pk3. I see charters of all stripes proliferating everywhere else in the District, including one that is preschool-only. What are the barriers to entry in Ward 3? (An earlier poster asked if I knew anything about the PCSB. I don't. But my personal knowledge is immaterial.)[/quote] Start your research on what it takes to open a charter here. http://www.dcpcsb.org/report/start-charter-school[/quote]
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