Anonymous
09/25/2013 12:26
Subject: Re:Charter schools get prime, former elementary school buildings
Anonymous wrote:Anyone have news on the Shaed/Inspired Teaching/Lee Montessori project?
Not yet!
Anonymous
09/25/2013 11:38
Subject: Re:Charter schools get prime, former elementary school buildings
Anyone have news on the Shaed/Inspired Teaching/Lee Montessori project?
Anonymous
09/24/2013 08:46
Subject: Charter schools get prime, former elementary school buildings
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is the address of the school?
820 26th St. NE. Plus column: having the arboretum practically in their backyard.
But you can't walk to it from the school. You'd have to drive up and around to the R St. entrance.
True, but I would expect the school to still be able to make good use of that proximity. Hope so, anyway.
Anonymous
09/23/2013 15:44
Subject: Charter schools get prime, former elementary school buildings
Anonymous wrote:New question on this topic: would you walk your kids to the new Two Rivers campus?
I certainly wouldn't mind. We live in Carver Langston!
Anonymous
09/23/2013 15:43
Subject: Charter schools get prime, former elementary school buildings
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So it appears GMS and DME have awarded KIPP and Two Rivers two new public school buildings.
Kipp will create a new high school at the old Hamilton School on Brentwood Pkway, and Two Rivers is creating another Campus at the former Charles E Yong school at 820 6th ST NE
http://mayor.dc.gov/release/district-government-awards-two-former-public-school-buildings-high-quality-public-charter
While it is good that these buildings are going to use, it sucks that people who live in the area, and who would have had access to these schools and their facilities, will now have to join the lottery if they want to attend.
That should read "820 26th St. NE", not "820 6th St NE" And yes the former Young Elementary (not "Yong") is smack dab in the middle of Carver Langston
Well, if you're being specific, it's smack dab on the EDGE of Carver Langston. Because it's across the street from the golf course.
Anonymous
09/23/2013 15:42
Subject: Charter schools get prime, former elementary school buildings
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is the address of the school?
820 26th St. NE. Plus column: having the arboretum practically in their backyard.
But you can't walk to it from the school. You'd have to drive up and around to the R St. entrance.
Anonymous
09/23/2013 13:05
Subject: Charter schools get prime, former elementary school buildings
Anonymous wrote:So it appears GMS and DME have awarded KIPP and Two Rivers two new public school buildings.
Kipp will create a new high school at the old Hamilton School on Brentwood Pkway, and Two Rivers is creating another Campus at the former Charles E Yong school at 820 6th ST NE
http://mayor.dc.gov/release/district-government-awards-two-former-public-school-buildings-high-quality-public-charter
While it is good that these buildings are going to use, it sucks that people who live in the area, and who would have had access to these schools and their facilities, will now have to join the lottery if they want to attend.
That should read "820 26th St. NE", not "820 6th St NE" And yes the former Young Elementary (not "Yong") is smack dab in the middle of Carver Langston
Anonymous
09/23/2013 13:04
Subject: Charter schools get prime, former elementary school buildings
Anonymous wrote:What is the address of the school?
820 26th St. NE. Plus column: having the arboretum practically in their backyard.
Anonymous
09/23/2013 13:03
Subject: Charter schools get prime, former elementary school buildings
CAtch the X2. It lets you off right at the corner...then it will just be a short walk up the street.