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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How about not putting kids and teachers in a building that is overcrowded?

Thank you Mayor Bowser for creating a feeder plan that does not support learning.   You had the choice not to "Grandfather" in certain neighborhoods - you decided it was in your best political interest.

There is no way to enforce the policy that if you move to another neighborhood in DC that you get to stay at your current school through the truncating grade.

And every year you make Deal fight for every budget dollar that they get -  I need to check records again - but I believe it is the smallest budget as measured by total school budget per pupil.

Why not give the teachers there and the administration so city wide respect and enable them to do their jobs.  They are trying.[/quote]

Ah yes, the overcrowding is the direct cause of fights. Much like how when I get on a busy metro car, I start uncontrollably punching people.[/quote]

How long are you on that crowded metro train?  Do you use a bathroom on the train where ten people are trying to use the one working toilet before they are late to their next class?  Are you required to stay on that train to eat your lunch?  Are you required to spend part of your metro ride with the same bully every day?[/quote]

+1 everyone knows that bad things only happen in crowded schools. underenrolled schools are so, so peaceful.

oh wait no that's not how it works at all[/quote]

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