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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Bancroft parent here. This is why we didn't apply to Mundo Verde to begin with. As friends of ours have moved to otehr parts of the city, we have lost touch with them, even in cases where we've really tried to get our kids together. Proximity = playdates, because we can arrange them on the fly at pickup rather than planning weeks in advance. I'm sure people living EoGA are lovely, but I do not have the bandwidth to drive my kids all over town for playdates, so therefore we didn't even apply to charters that didn't have at least a semi-permanent location. Interestingly enough, my child reports that 2nd grade has picked up three MV kids in the past month, all Spanish speakers. Of course, this is an 8 year old talking, so take it with a grain of salt.[/quote] I am the pp at 10:45, and I wanted to clarify that I was not trying to say that you weren't right for considering this. Although I love having a city-wide school, I completely understand how some may prefer a neighborhood school. Most importantly though, I'm glad that you actually thought about it and made a decision based on your own priorities instead of ending up in a school that you would resent.[/quote]
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