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Reply to "what have Hill parents demanded of middle schools?"
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[quote=Anonymous]SH is not strictly-speaking a "Ward 6" school. It is supposed to be a neighborhood school that serves the families living in the nearby area. The same is true for the two other middle schools located in Ward 6, namely Jefferson and EH. As presently constituted, approximately 19 percent of SH students are IB and 54 percent are FARMS eligible. This is not surprising given the OOB percentages for Watkins, JO Wilson and Ludlow-Taylor. As I am not aware of any former Brent students who attend SH, and must assume that few former Maury students opted to attend, SH simply is not meeting its obligation to serve as a neighborhood school for the vast majority of Capitol Hill families living within a ten block radius of the school. And, yes, I do not consider H Street to be Capitol Hill, much less Rosedale or "Hill East." [/quote]
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