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    Well at this point I would give up and take a look at this year's scores.

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    Yes, I think you are probably right. It isn't terribly important, but I'm always curious to get scores. I also think they might potentially be useful for negotiation if we did need to move her back (one person at the old school mentioned that she had an almost perfect score to back up her comment that "your daughter can't be accommodated by public school").

    Still, homeschooling is looking better all the time and she seems to like the charter school.

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    After reading the title of the original post, I imagined one of those mission impossible scenes, with the ropes and black ninja outfits. After reading a bit more, that might be your only recourse; good thing it's mainly your curiosity more than anything else at stake at this point. frown

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