High-performing, conservative school districts in SE VA?
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Anonymous
| What are the good ones? We are planning to move to that area. |
Anonymous
| Grassfield High in Chesapeake, VA. I don’t know about the politics there though. |
Anonymous
| Will someone be commuting? Where’s the job? |
Anonymous
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Check out Chesapeake and Virginia Beach. Hampton Roads is an urban area overall, so not sure about "conservative".
If you want to go conservative, you will need more rural. |
Anonymous
| Chesapeake, Yorktown, Smithfield, Suffolk, parts of Va Beach. But if mostly depends on where job might be. Commuting from any of these places could be awful. |
Anonymous
| What do you mean by “conservative”? |
Anonymous
Voted for Trump in 2020 |
Anonymous
What does SE Virginia mean? As someone born and raised in Virginia, I really don't know what you mean. Do you mean the entire Tidewater region? Hampton Roads? Everything east of Richmond? |
Anonymous
| How would anyone on DCUM know this? Head over to Fairfax Underground for this info. |
Anonymous
And how would that be high-performing? 
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Anonymous
Yorktown in Newport News, not Virginia Beach. |
Anonymous
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Tabb, Grafton, York (IB) high schools
Grassfield HS Chesapeake. (Va beach) Cox, Kellam, Salem, Ocean Lakes HS (Virginia Beach) |
Anonymous
| An intelligent person would be able to figure this out pretty handily on their own, but then again an intelligent person wouldn’t be looking for such a thing. |
Anonymous
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High-performing = well-educated parents =/= Trump voters
Is it really a surprise that Trump-voting districts have low levels of education? The most highly educated areas of the US, where you're going to find the best public schools, do not vote for Trump. |
Anonymous
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I clicked the topic expecting someone to mention Trump. Needless to say, this forum is super predictable.
Anything not DMV or NYC must be Trump land. Because…ignorance. |