Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you don’t like the overcrowding, send your kid to an underenrolled school.
Why don't the OOB kids go to their underenrolled schools?
Because according to the rules they have a right to be there. You don't have to like the rules, but you have to follow them.
Let’s make sure “those kids” who don’t have a “right” to go to the best public high school can’t go? Let’s kick out “those” kids.
Don’t you listen to yourselves?
Perhaps we should close all the other comprehensive high schools and send all the kids to Wilson. Deal could be relocated and Wilson could expand by taking over the Deal building. Too bad they opened the swimming pool at Wilson as that could have been used to create more space.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you don’t like the overcrowding, send your kid to an underenrolled school.
Why don't the OOB kids go to their underenrolled schools?
Because according to the rules they have a right to be there. You don't have to like the rules, but you have to follow them.
Let’s make sure “those kids” who don’t have a “right” to go to the best public high school can’t go? Let’s kick out “those” kids.
Don’t you listen to yourselves?
Anonymous wrote:People complaining might consider moving to their one of the under enrolled high schools. Maybe people can use their stimulus checks to move near Wilson? Would the complainers be happy if the in-boundary students moved to the area? Would the situation be resolved? Kids that are out of boundary have gone to Wilson forever and now some want to toss them out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you don’t like the overcrowding, send your kid to an underenrolled school.
Why don't the OOB kids go to their underenrolled schools?
Because according to the rules they have a right to be there. You don't have to like the rules, but you have to follow them.
Anonymous wrote:Wilson has just about as many students enrolled as Anacostia, Ballou, Coolidge and Dunbar combined.
Anonymous wrote:People complaining might consider moving to their one of the under enrolled high schools. Maybe people can use their stimulus checks to move near Wilson? Would the complainers be happy if the in-boundary students moved to the area? Would the situation be resolved? Kids that are out of boundary have gone to Wilson forever and now some want to toss them out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'd like to know why they are building another elementary school in NW but NOT another middle school/high school or doing some real rezoning. Send 1/3 of the Wilson kids to Roosevelt - amazing building. Sigh.
Or maybe redistrict all of Wilson to all these underenrolled high schools and then make Wilson a middle school.
Anonymous wrote:I'd like to know why they are building another elementary school in NW but NOT another middle school/high school or doing some real rezoning. Send 1/3 of the Wilson kids to Roosevelt - amazing building. Sigh.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:"Last year's 9th grade class had a 23% withdrawal rate?"
Thats a real vote of confidence with there.
No, they automatically transfer all kids from Deal and Hardy to Wilson, even the ones who already filled out the paperwork to say they are going to private school for 9th, then they "unenroll" them from Wilson even though they never actually enrolled.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you don’t like the overcrowding, send your kid to an underenrolled school.
Why don't the OOB kids go to their underenrolled schools?
They are likely not the ones complaining about the shool being overenrolled.
Anonymous wrote:"Last year's 9th grade class had a 23% withdrawal rate?"
Thats a real vote of confidence with there.
Anonymous wrote:I'd like to know why they are building another elementary school in NW but NOT another middle school/high school or doing some real rezoning. Send 1/3 of the Wilson kids to Roosevelt - amazing building. Sigh.