Anonymous wrote:It is pure stupidity to have a principal split among two physical locations. It doesn't work for Oyster and it won't work here.
Anonymous wrote:Another huge problem is that kids who graduate SWW at Frances get no preference for high school. What type of message is that? You are good enough to go to the ES and MS but not for the HS. This idea is a terrible idea. But if they want to make it one school they should make Frances a magnet selective MS with the same core values of Walls HS.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:BTW, FS feeds to Cardozo unless you live IB for Wilson.
Yes, but it has a middle school and people then try to get in to charters/selective DCPS for high school. Ross, on the other hand, does not have a middle school, so it feeds to Cardozo for middle school, which is also the school that people in boundary for Ross have as their in-boundary middle school. That's why they are beginning to move to SWW@F-S.
Francis-Stevens MS boundaries are huge comparatively speaking, encompassing nearly all of Ross and crossing downtown all the way to 7th St (or so). Many families IB for Thomson for ES can go to Francis-Stevens for MS.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:BTW, FS feeds to Cardozo unless you live IB for Wilson.
Yes, but it has a middle school and people then try to get in to charters/selective DCPS for high school. Ross, on the other hand, does not have a middle school, so it feeds to Cardozo for middle school, which is also the school that people in boundary for Ross have as their in-boundary middle school. That's why they are beginning to move to SWW@F-S.
Francis-Stevens MS boundaries are huge comparatively speaking, encompassing nearly all of Ross and crossing downtown all the way to 7th St (or so). Many families IB for Thomson for ES can go to Francis-Stevens for MS.
They are large, but there are definitely people IB for Ross who are OOB for FS.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:BTW, FS feeds to Cardozo unless you live IB for Wilson.
Yes, but it has a middle school and people then try to get in to charters/selective DCPS for high school. Ross, on the other hand, does not have a middle school, so it feeds to Cardozo for middle school, which is also the school that people in boundary for Ross have as their in-boundary middle school. That's why they are beginning to move to SWW@F-S.
Francis-Stevens MS boundaries are huge comparatively speaking, encompassing nearly all of Ross and crossing downtown all the way to 7th St (or so). Many families IB for Thomson for ES can go to Francis-Stevens for MS.
Anonymous wrote:You must not have a high school aged kid to be so flip
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:BTW, FS feeds to Cardozo unless you live IB for Wilson.
Yes, but it has a middle school and people then try to get in to charters/selective DCPS for high school. Ross, on the other hand, does not have a middle school, so it feeds to Cardozo for middle school, which is also the school that people in boundary for Ross have as their in-boundary middle school. That's why they are beginning to move to SWW@F-S.
Anonymous wrote:BTW, FS feeds to Cardozo unless you live IB for Wilson.