Here is how to transfer to any high school in the area

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:3 of my kids transferred to Hayfield and I had to basically give some organs to prove my residence status every time (and you have to renew each year) so this is all so fascinating and slightly infuriating to me that I did that but maybe others got away with just saying they live somewhere or nowhere.

Its a joke. Boyd wont do anything about it.

[Anonymous]

https://www.fairfaxtimes.com/articles/fairfax_county/recruiting-scandal-at-hayfield-widens-into-multiple-investigations/article_df02cce4-34c4-11ef-b4cd-d37ac851bb92.html

Reporter is a pit bull.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:3 of my kids transferred to Hayfield and I had to basically give some organs to prove my residence status every time (and you have to renew each year) so this is all so fascinating and slightly infuriating to me that I did that but maybe others got away with just saying they live somewhere or nowhere.

Obviously not for the academics.

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Anonymous wrote:Average SAT is 1088, they aren't transferring to Hayfield for the academics.

So not TOO much above the national average of 1050, then

Bringing in all those PWC football players will get that average score down real quick.

There is a racial identity angle here which the school and coaching staff believe will insulate them. As someone who was involved in national level competition, the football culture always disappointed.

Agree, but it's not like HSS lacked minority representation. There's a lot to be miffed about, but what bothers me most is that there are 20+ students, many of whom are either black or brown, who are losing their shot to play ball to a bunch of PWC carpetbaggers. Those kids who live in Hayfield Farms and thereabouts deserve those opportunities through THEIR school.

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Anonymous wrote:Average SAT is 1088, they aren't transferring to Hayfield for the academics.

So not TOO much above the national average of 1050, then

Bringing in all those PWC football players will get that average score down real quick.

There is a racial identity angle here which the school and coaching staff believe will insulate them. As someone who was involved in national level competition, the football culture always disappointed.

Agree, but it's not like HSS lacked minority representation. There's a lot to be miffed about, but what bothers me most is that there are 20+ students, many of whom are either black or brown, who are losing their shot to play ball to a bunch of PWC carpetbaggers. Those kids who live in Hayfield Farms and thereabouts deserve those opportunities through THEIR school.

NP, I wholeheartedly agree!

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Anonymous wrote:Average SAT is 1088, they aren't transferring to Hayfield for the academics.

So not TOO much above the national average of 1050, then

Bringing in all those PWC football players will get that average score down real quick.

There is a racial identity angle here which the school and coaching staff believe will insulate them. As someone who was involved in national level competition, the football culture always disappointed.

Agree, but it's not like HSS lacked minority representation. There's a lot to be miffed about, but what bothers me most is that there are 20+ students, many of whom are either black or brown, who are losing their shot to play ball to a bunch of PWC carpetbaggers. Those kids who live in Hayfield Farms and thereabouts deserve those opportunities through THEIR school.

+1

[Anonymous]

So does this mean that when the school board rezones, we can just register our kids as homeless next year and kerp them at their current school?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Average SAT is 1088, they aren't transferring to Hayfield for the academics.

We transferred our kids for academics. We were zoned for an IB school and wanted AP. The average SAT is a reflection of the students taking it not the education offered. All my kids transferred to Hayfield. My oldest got a 1480 but never submitted it and got into UVA. My middle has a 34 ACT. She is a 2026 grad so we will see where she ends up. My youngest has not taken any standardized test yet but is doing just fine academically and probably the smartest of the 3. I like to think I have smart accomplished children and we are happy with the education they got/get at Hayfield. As for this football situation, it is troubling and I worry it will make it harder for our transfer renewals each year.

[Anonymous]

https://t.co/1sWnVqT7LJ

National news now.

[Anonymous]

https://usatodayhss.com/2024/virginia-high-school-faces-recruiting-questions-after-30-football-players-transferred-this-spring

Better link

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://usatodayhss.com/2024/virginia-high-school-faces-recruiting-questions-after-30-football-players-transferred-this-spring

Better link

With all the bad press, I wouldn’t be surprised if FCPS finally reigns in transfers and recruiting among the high schools—this year.

That said, I hope the kids that are legitimately eligible to play have a football season free of controversy.

[Anonymous]

This is fraudulent interference with homeless services. This coach should be in jail.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is fraudulent interference with homeless services. This coach should be in jail.

+1. How is this not grounds for at least termination?

[Anonymous]

It’s so trashy. Other schools should refuse to play Hayfield in any sport until the school is cleaned up and Overton is sent packing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s so trashy. Other schools should refuse to play Hayfield in any sport until the school is cleaned up and Overton is sent packing.

I have a lot of questions about the admin and Boyd as well...it's all very sketchy