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		<description><![CDATA[72 percent of land around Seattle’s top elementaries is zoned single-family. | View Ridge Elementary is one of Seattle’s highest-rated public elementary schools. Eighty-five percent of View Ridge students demonstrate or exceed grade-level proficiency on math and English standardized tests, well above the state average of 55 percent. But despite being a public school, it tends to be expensive to attend View Ridge&#8212;prohibitively so. There’s a structural reason for this: the city has zoned 93 percent of the school’s attendance area single-family...]]></description>
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