Anonymous
03/25/2025 19:31
Subject: Enrollment data is up
Anonymous wrote:Tubman is in a swing space while they undergo renovations so the enrollment is not surprising.
They are also the first school for which the “hold harmless” provision no longer applies because of projected budget cuts. They are losing $1.2 million and 12 positions for their final year in the swing space.
Anonymous
03/25/2025 19:16
Subject: Enrollment data is up
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Schools that have more than 50 students each who are black, white, and latino:
Elementary:
Barnard
Bruce-Monroe
DC Bilingual
EL Haynes (elementary only)
Eaton
EW Stokes (Brookland only)
Garrison
Hyde-Addison
John Lewis
Lafayette
LAMB
Marie Reed
Maury
Mundo Verde (both campuses)
Murch
Powell
Seaton
Shirley Chisholm
Takoma
Whittier
Yu Ying
Middle/High/Adult:
BASIS
Banneker
Carlos Rosario
Deal
DCI
Ellington
Hardy
Jackson-Reed
MacArthur
School Without Walls
Washington Latin (not Cooper)
ES and later grades:
Creative Minds
Inspired Teaching
John Francis
LEARN DC (currently elementary only; growing to 8th)
Interesting. Add the criteria of at least 50 Asian students and it shrinks to just six: Deal, J-R, BASIS, Murch, John Francis, and Yu Ying.
DCPS has a real chance to build on Francis' success with the new Euclid middle school. Keeping the 6 feeder elementary schools together for MS would make a middle school that's big, diverse, and relatively high-performing. Given its central location, I think some people would choose it over Hardy or an Eastern feeder, especially if they felt optimistic about their chances in the HS lottery or planned to go private/move.
That would be a huge change for Francis and I doubt Francis families would support it. I think the new Euclid middle has a good chance to succeed with the three feeders DCPS is planning for.
I'm worried about Euclid succeeding as planned, tbh. With just three schools, its just not big enough, and is not going to have a big enough cohort of high achievers to warrant advanced classes. Even Francis doesn't have advanced classes. But if they were combined into one school, it could totally happen.
Three schools is fine for S-H and EH though.
Cleveland, Garrison, and Seaton is really 2.5 schools because the dual-language kids at Cleveland have programmatic feeder rights to MacFarland.
And Ross is so much smaller than the other schools that sending all of them to Euclid would still not make a Deal-sized school. It would likely be the size of SH or EH.
Plus OOB kids attracted to the new building. I am zoned for Langley and would certainly put it on my list for 6th. DC has many friends who attend Seaton already, and it's sure to be better than our IB.
Anonymous
03/25/2025 19:12
Subject: Enrollment data is up
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Schools that have more than 50 students each who are black, white, and latino:
Elementary:
Barnard
Bruce-Monroe
DC Bilingual
EL Haynes (elementary only)
Eaton
EW Stokes (Brookland only)
Garrison
Hyde-Addison
John Lewis
Lafayette
LAMB
Marie Reed
Maury
Mundo Verde (both campuses)
Murch
Powell
Seaton
Shirley Chisholm
Takoma
Whittier
Yu Ying
Middle/High/Adult:
BASIS
Banneker
Carlos Rosario
Deal
DCI
Ellington
Hardy
Jackson-Reed
MacArthur
School Without Walls
Washington Latin (not Cooper)
ES and later grades:
Creative Minds
Inspired Teaching
John Francis
LEARN DC (currently elementary only; growing to 8th)
Interesting. Add the criteria of at least 50 Asian students and it shrinks to just six: Deal, J-R, BASIS, Murch, John Francis, and Yu Ying.
DCPS has a real chance to build on Francis' success with the new Euclid middle school. Keeping the 6 feeder elementary schools together for MS would make a middle school that's big, diverse, and relatively high-performing. Given its central location, I think some people would choose it over Hardy or an Eastern feeder, especially if they felt optimistic about their chances in the HS lottery or planned to go private/move.
That would be a huge change for Francis and I doubt Francis families would support it. I think the new Euclid middle has a good chance to succeed with the three feeders DCPS is planning for.
I'm worried about Euclid succeeding as planned, tbh. With just three schools, its just not big enough, and is not going to have a big enough cohort of high achievers to warrant advanced classes. Even Francis doesn't have advanced classes. But if they were combined into one school, it could totally happen.
Three schools is fine for S-H and EH though.
Cleveland, Garrison, and Seaton is really 2.5 schools because the dual-language kids at Cleveland have programmatic feeder rights to MacFarland.
And Ross is so much smaller than the other schools that sending all of them to Euclid would still not make a Deal-sized school. It would likely be the size of SH or EH.
Anonymous
03/25/2025 19:03
Subject: Enrollment data is up
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Schools that have more than 50 students each who are black, white, and latino:
Elementary:
Barnard
Bruce-Monroe
DC Bilingual
EL Haynes (elementary only)
Eaton
EW Stokes (Brookland only)
Garrison
Hyde-Addison
John Lewis
Lafayette
LAMB
Marie Reed
Maury
Mundo Verde (both campuses)
Murch
Powell
Seaton
Shirley Chisholm
Takoma
Whittier
Yu Ying
Middle/High/Adult:
BASIS
Banneker
Carlos Rosario
Deal
DCI
Ellington
Hardy
Jackson-Reed
MacArthur
School Without Walls
Washington Latin (not Cooper)
ES and later grades:
Creative Minds
Inspired Teaching
John Francis
LEARN DC (currently elementary only; growing to 8th)
Interesting. Add the criteria of at least 50 Asian students and it shrinks to just six: Deal, J-R, BASIS, Murch, John Francis, and Yu Ying.
DCPS has a real chance to build on Francis' success with the new Euclid middle school. Keeping the 6 feeder elementary schools together for MS would make a middle school that's big, diverse, and relatively high-performing. Given its central location, I think some people would choose it over Hardy or an Eastern feeder, especially if they felt optimistic about their chances in the HS lottery or planned to go private/move.
That would be a huge change for Francis and I doubt Francis families would support it. I think the new Euclid middle has a good chance to succeed with the three feeders DCPS is planning for.
I'm worried about Euclid succeeding as planned, tbh. With just three schools, its just not big enough, and is not going to have a big enough cohort of high achievers to warrant advanced classes. Even Francis doesn't have advanced classes. But if they were combined into one school, it could totally happen.
Three schools is fine for S-H and EH though.
Right. And you would lose a lot of Francis families if you told them their kids had to go to middle school over at Euclid. It’s far and inconvenient. This is not the solution PP imagines.
Anonymous
03/25/2025 18:50
Subject: Enrollment data is up
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Schools that have more than 50 students each who are black, white, and latino:
Elementary:
Barnard
Bruce-Monroe
DC Bilingual
EL Haynes (elementary only)
Eaton
EW Stokes (Brookland only)
Garrison
Hyde-Addison
John Lewis
Lafayette
LAMB
Marie Reed
Maury
Mundo Verde (both campuses)
Murch
Powell
Seaton
Shirley Chisholm
Takoma
Whittier
Yu Ying
Middle/High/Adult:
BASIS
Banneker
Carlos Rosario
Deal
DCI
Ellington
Hardy
Jackson-Reed
MacArthur
School Without Walls
Washington Latin (not Cooper)
ES and later grades:
Creative Minds
Inspired Teaching
John Francis
LEARN DC (currently elementary only; growing to 8th)
Interesting. Add the criteria of at least 50 Asian students and it shrinks to just six: Deal, J-R, BASIS, Murch, John Francis, and Yu Ying.
DCPS has a real chance to build on Francis' success with the new Euclid middle school. Keeping the 6 feeder elementary schools together for MS would make a middle school that's big, diverse, and relatively high-performing. Given its central location, I think some people would choose it over Hardy or an Eastern feeder, especially if they felt optimistic about their chances in the HS lottery or planned to go private/move.
That would be a huge change for Francis and I doubt Francis families would support it. I think the new Euclid middle has a good chance to succeed with the three feeders DCPS is planning for.
I'm worried about Euclid succeeding as planned, tbh. With just three schools, its just not big enough, and is not going to have a big enough cohort of high achievers to warrant advanced classes. Even Francis doesn't have advanced classes. But if they were combined into one school, it could totally happen.
Three schools is fine for S-H and EH though.
Anonymous
03/25/2025 18:39
Subject: Enrollment data is up
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Schools that have more than 50 students each who are black, white, and latino:
Elementary:
Barnard
Bruce-Monroe
DC Bilingual
EL Haynes (elementary only)
Eaton
EW Stokes (Brookland only)
Garrison
Hyde-Addison
John Lewis
Lafayette
LAMB
Marie Reed
Maury
Mundo Verde (both campuses)
Murch
Powell
Seaton
Shirley Chisholm
Takoma
Whittier
Yu Ying
Middle/High/Adult:
BASIS
Banneker
Carlos Rosario
Deal
DCI
Ellington
Hardy
Jackson-Reed
MacArthur
School Without Walls
Washington Latin (not Cooper)
ES and later grades:
Creative Minds
Inspired Teaching
John Francis
LEARN DC (currently elementary only; growing to 8th)
Interesting. Add the criteria of at least 50 Asian students and it shrinks to just six: Deal, J-R, BASIS, Murch, John Francis, and Yu Ying.
DCPS has a real chance to build on Francis' success with the new Euclid middle school. Keeping the 6 feeder elementary schools together for MS would make a middle school that's big, diverse, and relatively high-performing. Given its central location, I think some people would choose it over Hardy or an Eastern feeder, especially if they felt optimistic about their chances in the HS lottery or planned to go private/move.
That would be a huge change for Francis and I doubt Francis families would support it. I think the new Euclid middle has a good chance to succeed with the three feeders DCPS is planning for.
I'm worried about Euclid succeeding as planned, tbh. With just three schools, its just not big enough, and is not going to have a big enough cohort of high achievers to warrant advanced classes. Even Francis doesn't have advanced classes. But if they were combined into one school, it could totally happen.
Anonymous
03/25/2025 17:43
Subject: Re:Enrollment data is up
Anonymous wrote:I think the Coolidge drop was intentional to take less out of bounds kids due to overcrowding.
Yes. And 64 kids is far less than 10% of the student population (of 1050).
Anonymous
03/25/2025 17:38
Subject: Re:Enrollment data is up
I think the Coolidge drop was intentional to take less out of bounds kids due to overcrowding.
Anonymous
03/25/2025 16:50
Subject: Enrollment data is up
As someone who has been watching the high school diversity numbers, specifically for some time it's worth noting that, as SWW becomes harder to get into and also fairly opaque in its admissions policies, McKinley Tech and Banneker are continuing to attract more white students.
Banneker went from 37 to 65 white Students
an increase of 75%
Meanwhile, McKinley Tech went from 24 to 34 white students
a 41% increase.
Banneker went from 37 to 65 white Students
an increase of 75%
Meanwhile, McKinley Tech went from 24 to 34 white students
a 41% increase.
Anonymous
03/25/2025 16:35
Subject: Enrollment data is up
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Schools that have more than 50 students each who are black, white, and latino:
Elementary:
Barnard
Bruce-Monroe
DC Bilingual
EL Haynes (elementary only)
Eaton
EW Stokes (Brookland only)
Garrison
Hyde-Addison
John Lewis
Lafayette
LAMB
Marie Reed
Maury
Mundo Verde (both campuses)
Murch
Powell
Seaton
Shirley Chisholm
Takoma
Whittier
Yu Ying
Middle/High/Adult:
BASIS
Banneker
Carlos Rosario
Deal
DCI
Ellington
Hardy
Jackson-Reed
MacArthur
School Without Walls
Washington Latin (not Cooper)
ES and later grades:
Creative Minds
Inspired Teaching
John Francis
LEARN DC (currently elementary only; growing to 8th)
Interesting. Add the criteria of at least 50 Asian students and it shrinks to just six: Deal, J-R, BASIS, Murch, John Francis, and Yu Ying.
DCPS has a real chance to build on Francis' success with the new Euclid middle school. Keeping the 6 feeder elementary schools together for MS would make a middle school that's big, diverse, and relatively high-performing. Given its central location, I think some people would choose it over Hardy or an Eastern feeder, especially if they felt optimistic about their chances in the HS lottery or planned to go private/move.
That would be a huge change for Francis and I doubt Francis families would support it. I think the new Euclid middle has a good chance to succeed with the three feeders DCPS is planning for.
Anonymous
03/25/2025 15:27
Subject: Enrollment data is up
Anonymous wrote:What's going on at CMI that caused a loss of 51 kids?
Bad test scores, inconvenient commute other than by car (admittedly this allows them more outdoor space than most schools: great for early childhood but at a certain point the goal of school is to learn). There have been renovations and other improvements at nearby DCPSs (including switching them from PK-8 education campuses to regular elementary schools), so people are more likely to enroll there.
Anonymous
03/25/2025 15:25
Subject: Enrollment data is up
Interesting to see the effect LEARN DC has had on Leckie.
Anonymous
03/25/2025 15:24
Subject: Enrollment data is up
Anonymous wrote:Seems like TR elementary schools have stabilized but the middle school continues to flail.
I will be curious how things go for TR once JO Wilson renovates.
Anonymous
03/25/2025 15:23
Subject: Enrollment data is up
What's going on at CMI that caused a loss of 51 kids?
Anonymous
03/25/2025 15:23
Subject: Enrollment data is up
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Schools that have more than 50 students each who are black, white, and latino:
Elementary:
Barnard
Bruce-Monroe
DC Bilingual
EL Haynes (elementary only)
Eaton
EW Stokes (Brookland only)
Garrison
Hyde-Addison
John Lewis
Lafayette
LAMB
Marie Reed
Maury
Mundo Verde (both campuses)
Murch
Powell
Seaton
Shirley Chisholm
Takoma
Whittier
Yu Ying
Middle/High/Adult:
BASIS
Banneker
Carlos Rosario
Deal
DCI
Ellington
Hardy
Jackson-Reed
MacArthur
School Without Walls
Washington Latin (not Cooper)
ES and later grades:
Creative Minds
Inspired Teaching
John Francis
LEARN DC (currently elementary only; growing to 8th)
Interesting. Add the criteria of at least 50 Asian students and it shrinks to just six: Deal, J-R, BASIS, Murch, John Francis, and Yu Ying.
DCPS has a real chance to build on Francis' success with the new Euclid middle school. Keeping the 6 feeder elementary schools together for MS would make a middle school that's big, diverse, and relatively high-performing. Given its central location, I think some people would choose it over Hardy or an Eastern feeder, especially if they felt optimistic about their chances in the HS lottery or planned to go private/move.