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The charter landscape is also rapidly evolving, and some of them are very good.

This is true, but wasn't all that reassuring to my girlfriend and me when we were looking for a home. The chance of getting a slot in a great charter, while fantastic for someone whose other option would be a regular DC public school, is not so great when you could just move across the DC line and know what you're going to get.

As others have mentioned above, this is one of the really weird things about the DC area: you don't have to leave behind all urban, metro-accessible areas to get to better school systems.

by Gray on Jul 17, 2012 1:22 pm • link • report

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