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Washington Post: In a city where most students don’t attend their neighborhood schools, what drives the education choices of families?

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It’s a tense ritual that unfolds in the nation’s capital every year. About 25,000 families apply to secure a slot at public schools through the competitive school lottery system. Then, they wait for a randomly assigned number to decide where their children can attend.

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