Anonymous wrote:https://www.tjhsst.edu/ <- TJ
That's what I'd most like to see as a DCPS high school option.
Though recently they watered down some of their admissions standards and now have to do a lot of math remediation.
Anonymous wrote:Oyster
LAMB
Anonymous wrote:My dream doesn't exist. It would be what TJ was about 10 years ago, only in DC.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ellington
CCPCS
Same here. What art for Ellington?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LAMB is getting a lot of love here, that's nice to see! Not surprising, but I didn't know the demand (in this particular random sample) outweighed demand for so many of these other schools. Interesting, good for LAMB!
Signed: NOT a LAMB parent
Agreed. So funny-- we started in 3 rooms in a church with 60 kids, a little red cart of books for a library.
Happy to have helped build something so great for the city.
Signed: LAMB alum parent

Anonymous wrote:DCPS--Janney (where we are--it's a private school education for free)
Mundo Verde (I'd love it if my kids could learn Spanish well).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Inspired
Thomson
I'm inbounds for Thomson, although my child is at a different school, and would love to hear your reasoning for it being first choice as I haven't kept up as much as I would have wanted to over the past few years.
I just have a gut feeling about it. I think it is going to be one of those schools within months to a year people are thinking "why didn't I xyz..."
I like the International Baccalaureate model and the option of Mandarin. I like the convenience. The tour I went on felt right. I love driving past it daily and seeing the intergenerational Chinatown families mixing with the "new" downtown families.
"Downtown" and Thomson inboundary proper is changing dramatically. I think we'll be hearing more about Thomson, and I hope to be a part of it.
I put it high on my list and will be pleased if we are given the opportunity.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Inspired
Thomson
I'm inbounds for Thomson, although my child is at a different school, and would love to hear your reasoning for it being first choice as I haven't kept up as much as I would have wanted to over the past few years.