Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Back to the school location. Does anyone have any real info?
I asked the admin. They said no plans to move. Reiterated long term goal or hope to be unified someday. Somewhere.
So basically no. No one knows anything solid.
Anonymous wrote:Back to the school location. Does anyone have any real info?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There was a teacher there who was arrested for molesting students, and the admin was less than forthcoming, knowing the accusations. Why are you all so concerned with the facilities?
Go away, troll.
So what's the status of the molestation charges then?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There was a teacher there who was arrested for molesting students, and the admin was less than forthcoming, knowing the accusations. Why are you all so concerned with the facilities?
Go away, troll.
Anonymous wrote:There was a teacher there who was arrested for molesting students, and the admin was less than forthcoming, knowing the accusations. Why are you all so concerned with the facilities?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Perry Street drop-offs are 80% Maryland. That school should not exist.
Very funny. But really, it is hard to spot a DC plate dropping off.
Anonymous wrote:Perry Street drop-offs are 80% Maryland. That school should not exist.
Anonymous wrote:Perry Street drop-offs are 80% Maryland. That school should not exist.
Anonymous wrote:Perry Street drop-offs are 80% Maryland. That school should not exist.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anyone heard anymore on this topic? A parent told me last week that it's likely going to happen for the 2018-19 school year. I'm okay with that as I think it makes sense for the school long-term, but I'm just hoping they'll let all parents know as soon as they can. It seems like there are always some parents "in the know" at LAMB and a lot of others who are not.
I would be unsurprised if they ended up taking the entire Perry street campus.
If they were going to do that why would they be moving 4th and 5th next year to Walter Reed?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anyone heard anymore on this topic? A parent told me last week that it's likely going to happen for the 2018-19 school year. I'm okay with that as I think it makes sense for the school long-term, but I'm just hoping they'll let all parents know as soon as they can. It seems like there are always some parents "in the know" at LAMB and a lot of others who are not.
I would be unsurprised if they ended up taking the entire Perry street campus.
If they were going to do that why would they be moving 4th and 5th next year to Walter Reed?
Because there's not room for everyone at SD now. And because they have to pay for Walter Reed.
Consolidating to one campus for 18-19 would involving selling Missouri, selling LAMB's portion of Walter Reed and finding someone to pick up their lease at SD for 18-19 and 19-20, in addition to securing financing and DCPCSB approval to obtain a new building.
No. they can get out of Perry Street lease any time. And as for their other spaces, they would be incredibly easy to lease out, likely for a profit.
One building would be awesome. Anyone know the scoop on Kingsbury?