UrbanBaby

07.05.08, 07:49 AM New York City
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I think most of the moms posting here that want to see citywide go away are not the demographic that the city created this for. If there hadn't been this option for my Brilliant DH who came from a crappy neighborhood with a single parent he would not be where he is today. [ Reply | Watch | Flag ]
New York City 07.05.08, 07:49 AM Flag

Dear UrbanBaby community,

Thank you so much for being a valued member of the UrbanBaby community. We wanted to inform you that we are shutting down the site on July 6th. We are grateful for your participation and support that has helped make UrbanBaby such an important resource to parents for many years.

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Thanks so much,

UrbanBaby Support

What demographic would that be. I think we need more. [ Reply | More

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General Topics 07.05.08, 08:50 AM Flag

if you create citywides in each borough, they will come to reflect the population in that borough. people given the option of a citywide close by will choose it 9/10 times regardless of what is being posted here. they will only be diverse as the region in which they exist. [ Reply | More

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General Topics 07.05.08, 08:52 AM Flag

True, but Brooklyn and Queens are quickly becoming rather diverse (i.e., white Upper Middle Class are moving there in large numbers). Those I know who live in Brooklyn would love racial and economic diversity, they just want good school and a parent body who supports education. A Brooklyn citywide would have that. [ Reply | More

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General Topics 07.05.08, 08:58 AM Flag

why make it citywide? doe should be creating gifted k-8s...district wide makes the most sense. there is diveristy in every corner of the city [ Reply | More

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General Topics 07.05.08, 09:01 AM Flag

I guess to leave open options. [ Reply | More

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General Topics 07.05.08, 09:50 AM Flag

Maybe they are fantastic in bed. [ Reply | More

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General Topics 07.05.08, 09:52 AM Flag