At one point EOTR had the most middle-schools and elementary schools...quite frankly they had the most students but Ward 6 had the most housing projects. Go figure but let's be truthfully honest, if it wasn't for the Ward 7 students many of your newest charter-schools wouldn't have student population. C'mon of all places to open up a new school for young men and it's in the heart of Ward 7. Supply and demand is the key. The housing market in Ward 7 has grown substantially and thus it will become thriving...many families are relocating with school-age children.

It was a real life effort. I was testing out the idea with that thread. This was the concept website.

http://niceguytattoo.wix.com/wjacademydc

Anonymous wrote:We tried that. Egos got in the way. Not enough young families in the area that care. Check out the dialogue.
http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/404850.page

Was this a real life effort or are you talking about that thread? That thread looks like it got bogged down over the language issue. I know many families EOTR who would be interested in a quality option that didn't involve driving all over town.

We tried that. Egos got in the way. Not enough young families in the area that care. Check out the dialogue.
http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/404850.page