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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]here is my (lottery aside) problem with the charter school options: washington latin seems truly lovely but its really just too far for my particular capitol hill family's particular willingness to commute. i personally don't really like basis. i think the best solution is not buses to charter schools - its honors classes at the capitol hill middle schools so the high-achieving students that now exist at pretty much all of the capitol hill area elementary schools start to opt in. [/quote] Can gently suggest that your commuting worries might be overblown? We are a Cap Hill family who have commuted to various Latin campuses for a decade now. The bus from Eastern Market is an expense and kind of crazy at times, but you will only need a year or two before your kid with be delighted to take the metro with all their friends and feel competent and grown up. It is a gift to give your kids the confidence to navigate their own way to school. It is a 45-minute commute each way on public transit which gets wearying. But after all the years, no one in our family regrets it. The pain is worth the gain.[/quote] I wasn’t exclusively talking about middle school, I was talking about elementary school. But I am glad to hear that kids are okay taking the metro. [/quote]
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