Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mt Vernon and Cora Kelly are fine. Yes there are poor kids there. Stop obsessing over it and just buy the best house for you. No school is perfect and you cannot control the teachers your child gets or the group of kids they are with which really make the experience. I don't mean to be flippant because I get the anxiety, but they are both fine. I know the principal at Cora Kelly and she's great and I would love the spanish immersion at Mount Vernon.
JFC. This isn’t about whether there are poor kids there. This is about overall feedback and whether people like the programs. I want to buy a place, this is one of the biggest investments I can make for my family and it feels very permanent since ACPS doesn’t allow for out of bounds transfers.
DP. I don't know about anyone else but if you can't respond to a simple statement without cursing then we are better off without you and it would be nice if you go someplace else. Thanks much.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m the OP of this thread: https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/983199.page
We have opened up our search to Cora Kelly. Any feedback here?
Perfectly fine school. Smaller than most in Alexandria, so the teachers get to know most of the students. Very diverse, with a significant ELL population. PTA has really stepped up in the past few years and makes a big effort to be inclusive, which isn't typical.
I don't know of any "program" at CK. It isn't dual-language like MVCS or JA
Anonymous wrote:I’m the OP of this thread: https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/983199.page
We have opened up our search to Cora Kelly. Any feedback here?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mt Vernon and Cora Kelly are fine. Yes there are poor kids there. Stop obsessing over it and just buy the best house for you. No school is perfect and you cannot control the teachers your child gets or the group of kids they are with which really make the experience. I don't mean to be flippant because I get the anxiety, but they are both fine. I know the principal at Cora Kelly and she's great and I would love the spanish immersion at Mount Vernon.
JFC. This isn’t about whether there are poor kids there. This is about overall feedback and whether people like the programs. I want to buy a place, this is one of the biggest investments I can make for my family and it feels very permanent since ACPS doesn’t allow for out of bounds transfers.
DP. I don't know about anyone else but if you can't respond to a simple statement without cursing then we are better off without you and it would be nice if you go someplace else. Thanks much.
PP implied that I care more about the socioeconomic status of the student body than the program. That’s offensive. Sorry you find it distasteful that I used an abbreviation that indicates my disgust for their comment. The various programs within the City are pretty different and I’m trying to get a feel for whether people like the programs.
If you can't show distaste without cursing then you would be better off going somewhere else. You set a bad example when you curse and your kind are not needed here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mt Vernon and Cora Kelly are fine. Yes there are poor kids there. Stop obsessing over it and just buy the best house for you. No school is perfect and you cannot control the teachers your child gets or the group of kids they are with which really make the experience. I don't mean to be flippant because I get the anxiety, but they are both fine. I know the principal at Cora Kelly and she's great and I would love the spanish immersion at Mount Vernon.
JFC. This isn’t about whether there are poor kids there. This is about overall feedback and whether people like the programs. I want to buy a place, this is one of the biggest investments I can make for my family and it feels very permanent since ACPS doesn’t allow for out of bounds transfers.
DP. I don't know about anyone else but if you can't respond to a simple statement without cursing then we are better off without you and it would be nice if you go someplace else. Thanks much.
PP implied that I care more about the socioeconomic status of the student body than the program. That’s offensive. Sorry you find it distasteful that I used an abbreviation that indicates my disgust for their comment. The various programs within the City are pretty different and I’m trying to get a feel for whether people like the programs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mt Vernon and Cora Kelly are fine. Yes there are poor kids there. Stop obsessing over it and just buy the best house for you. No school is perfect and you cannot control the teachers your child gets or the group of kids they are with which really make the experience. I don't mean to be flippant because I get the anxiety, but they are both fine. I know the principal at Cora Kelly and she's great and I would love the spanish immersion at Mount Vernon.
JFC. This isn’t about whether there are poor kids there. This is about overall feedback and whether people like the programs. I want to buy a place, this is one of the biggest investments I can make for my family and it feels very permanent since ACPS doesn’t allow for out of bounds transfers.
DP. I don't know about anyone else but if you can't respond to a simple statement without cursing then we are better off without you and it would be nice if you go someplace else. Thanks much.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mt Vernon and Cora Kelly are fine. Yes there are poor kids there. Stop obsessing over it and just buy the best house for you. No school is perfect and you cannot control the teachers your child gets or the group of kids they are with which really make the experience. I don't mean to be flippant because I get the anxiety, but they are both fine. I know the principal at Cora Kelly and she's great and I would love the spanish immersion at Mount Vernon.
JFC. This isn’t about whether there are poor kids there. This is about overall feedback and whether people like the programs. I want to buy a place, this is one of the biggest investments I can make for my family and it feels very permanent since ACPS doesn’t allow for out of bounds transfers.
Anonymous wrote:Mt Vernon and Cora Kelly are fine. Yes there are poor kids there. Stop obsessing over it and just buy the best house for you. No school is perfect and you cannot control the teachers your child gets or the group of kids they are with which really make the experience. I don't mean to be flippant because I get the anxiety, but they are both fine. I know the principal at Cora Kelly and she's great and I would love the spanish immersion at Mount Vernon.