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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The goal isn't to reduce the number of OOB students at A-B, but rather to get as many students as possible into a school where they can learn.  A-B doesn't seem to be working well for many of its students.  Maybe Van Ness would be an improvement for some of them.[/quote]
Exactly.  So the Capitol Quarter crew who would like to exclude them needs to understand exactly what they would be doing.  It's unbecoming, not to mention fruitless.[/quote]
You seem like a mean person.  Where do your kids go to school and how committed are you to surrounding your kids with econ disadvantaged kids are you?  Please provide details.

It's real easy to take cheap shots at parents who want a school that is predominantly middle class.[/quote]

There are plenty of places you can live where schools are predominantly middle class.  You might be surprised to know that there are plenty of middle class families living in SW who would consider sending their children to VN.  The neighborhood is actually pretty diverse.[/quote]

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