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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My daughter goes to GW and is in 8th. I asked her how she felt about Mazur leaving, and she said she didn't care. Her response was, "I had no interaction with him, it's not like he is one of my teachers who actually cares about me." I guess maybe that is to be expected in a school that large, but I was still a bit taken aback that she felt so distant from him.

GW has 1,600 students. He is a school administrator with a ton of day-to-day responsibilities. Realistically, I don’t really expect the principal to interact with my student much under those circumstances.

GW has 1371 students this year. Still big, just not that big.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My daughter goes to GW and is in 8th. I asked her how she felt about Mazur leaving, and she said she didn't care. Her response was, "I had no interaction with him, it's not like he is one of my teachers who actually cares about me." I guess maybe that is to be expected in a school that large, but I was still a bit taken aback that she felt so distant from him.

GW has 1,600 students. He is a school administrator with a ton of day-to-day responsibilities. Realistically, I don’t really expect the principal to interact with my student much under those circumstances.

GW has 1371 students this year. Still big, just not that big.

1,530 according to the school’s website. Is that inaccurate? Where can one find current enrollment numbers?

https://gw.acps.k12.va.us/about-achs

That page lists two different numbers, 1530 in the text, 1392 in the table.