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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am hoping that the tightening of BASIS and the continuing difficulty of getting into Latin will help SH and eventually Eastern. Maybe my grandchildren will be able to go to a safe and challenging DCPS in Ward 6 after elementary school. We have been waiting a long time.[/quote] +1 SH is there. Eastern is a very long haul still[/quote] SH is only there for UMC neighborhood families with advanced learners if you supplement a fair amount. But that's doable if you have the dough for tutors and enrichment programs, along with the organizational prowess, and your kid has a very short commute to the building.[/quote] AND your child goes with the flow and isn’t bullied (if that is what it should be called). There is still a lot of tension at SH.[/quote] Right, every school won't work for a particular kid. My introverted child has not been bullied at Hobson. He has a good group of old friends from the neighborhood in his grade and classes. We're not feeling the tension much. Test scores don't particularly concern us because the students in the honors classes (his academic classes) work at grade level or above. DCPS doesn't out break test scores for the honors classes, which is really too bad for advertising purposes.[/quote]
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