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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm curious why any school would be moved out of the Jackson-Reed feeder. Deal and Jackson-Reed would be below capacity if they were only in-boundary students. They would even be below capacity if they had a sizeable amount of out of boundary students - say, 15% - but not the enormous number they have now (22% at Deal and 36% at Jackson-Reed). Why would out of boundary students be prioritized over students in the current feeder?[/quote] Somewhat unrelated, but how does Jackson-Reed have such a higher percentage of out of bounds students than Deal? Correct me if I’m wrong, but I thought the only way to get into JR OOB was to lottery into an elementary that feeds to it - Deal and JR are so full they never take from the lottery. So shouldn’t their OOB percent be similar?[/quote]
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