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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is it the dark gray building (I think that's the color) at the corner of Rock Creek Church and Harewood?  Across from the entrance from St. Paul's cemetery? I have always loved that building and have noticed it's been vacant for many years. [/quote]
I'd expect it to be further inside the grounds of the Soldiers Home,  but I don't remember what that dark gray building is. [/quote]

You might expect that, but, the Feds are strictly forbidden by law to just handing out property they're not using this moment just because someone inquires.

I'm still waiting for a source, any source at all, to cite how CM is going to get a centrally located piece of federal property and other charter schools aren't. [/quote]

You seem very sure that, if this rumor is true, CM didn't go through the proper channels AND that another more deserving school was denied the property.   What are you basing this on?[/quote]

You and I both know that if a federal piece of property was about to be decommissioned in the District, there would be mandatory and widespread  public notice (think Walter reed; st. Elizabeth's; the land that UDC sits on) and therefore ALL affected charter schools would be vying for the newly available buildings.   Meaning all that don't have a home, so not BASIS, Latin, but others. Sort of like Shaed situation.

The building in question in the brochure either wasn't federal to begin with OR already went through the decommission process a while ago. It's in disposition status now, and therefore could be rented to CM.   [/quote]

Latin has a very nice home. [/quote]

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