Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:they make a good point. hardy was pretty much a dcum no and deal was considered the only viable choice back when the current students there were prek aged. things change.
No dog in this fight but I wouldn’t say things have changed. Hardy has become acceptable for IB parents and that’s great. We need more high performing or middle performing middle schools. Dare I say we now have “Alice Deal for all WOTP” which included access for some EOTP. Wells is moving along quite well IMO. However, all things said and done, most people in the District would still choose Deal over Hardy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:they make a good point. hardy was pretty much a dcum no and deal was considered the only viable choice back when the current students there were prek aged. things change.
No dog in this fight but I wouldn’t say things have changed. Hardy has become acceptable for IB parents and that’s great. We need more high performing or middle performing middle schools. Dare I say we now have “Alice Deal for all WOTP” which included access for some EOTP. Wells is moving along quite well IMO. However, all things said and done, most people in the District would still choose Deal over Hardy.
Anonymous wrote:they make a good point. hardy was pretty much a dcum no and deal was considered the only viable choice back when the current students there were prek aged. things change.
Anonymous wrote:Agree- Hardy over overcrowded Deal and over crowded (insane) Wilson thanks!
Anonymous wrote:Agree- Hardy has turned out to be the school of choice over Deal. Who would have thought? I LOVE living in Palisades and having these amazing options!
Anonymous wrote:Current Hardy 6th grade parent here. We did not buy in this neighborhood expecting to be able to rely on DCPS even through middle school, so I feel like we're already ahead of expectations. Every year we can stay in DCPS is money in the bank. We would love for MacArthur to be a real option for us. I'm willing to take a chance on it. Hardy has shown us that a good principal and a strong cohort are basically the launch codes.
Anonymous wrote:Sigh. It’s called Jackson-Reed, not Wilson.
Anonymous wrote:Current Hardy 6th grade parent here. We did not buy in this neighborhood expecting to be able to rely on DCPS even through middle school, so I feel like we're already ahead of expectations. Every year we can stay in DCPS is money in the bank. We would love for MacArthur to be a real option for us. I'm willing to take a chance on it. Hardy has shown us that a good principal and a strong cohort are basically the launch codes.