APS: Think the "no move" campaign is going to work?

[Anonymous]

Glebe, Barrett, Nottingham, Tuckahoe, Discovery, Long Branch. Aware of support for move from all those schools

[Anonymous]

Wow that’s a lot!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Glebe, Barrett, Nottingham, Tuckahoe, Discovery, Long Branch. Aware of support for move from all those schools

I am pro move but you have to realize:

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Glebe, Barrett, Nottingham, Tuckahoe, Discovery, Long Branch. Aware of support for move from all those schools

Yes and Science Focus. It’s all similar statements opposing the What If/representative boundary process while not mentioning any specific move plan.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Glebe, Barrett, Nottingham, Tuckahoe, Discovery, Long Branch. Aware of support for move from all those schools

Yes and Science Focus. It’s all similar statements opposing the What If/representative boundary process while not mentioning any specific move plan.

I’m sure the SB understands the message — make the moves!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What ptas have mobilized? I know asfs sent two letters, but has anyone else done anything?

I’ve heard (but have no personal knowledge) that Ashlawn has spoken up not openly supporting proposal 1 but just saying they’re not opposed as long as it won’t leave them overcrowded. I’ve also heard that a lot of Tuckahoe parents have spoken up in favor of proposal 1, but I think that’s just been individual parents rather than a PTA effort.

Ashlawn is speaking up about supporting Option 1. They are mobilizing families and other schools.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What ptas have mobilized? I know asfs sent two letters, but has anyone else done anything?

I’ve heard (but have no personal knowledge) that Ashlawn has spoken up not openly supporting proposal 1 but just saying they’re not opposed as long as it won’t leave them overcrowded. I’ve also heard that a lot of Tuckahoe parents have spoken up in favor of proposal 1, but I think that’s just been individual parents rather than a PTA effort.

Ashlawn is speaking up about supporting Option 1. They are mobilizing families and other schools.

Is option 1 the move or boundaries only?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What ptas have mobilized? I know asfs sent two letters, but has anyone else done anything?

I’ve heard (but have no personal knowledge) that Ashlawn has spoken up not openly supporting proposal 1 but just saying they’re not opposed as long as it won’t leave them overcrowded. I’ve also heard that a lot of Tuckahoe parents have spoken up in favor of proposal 1, but I think that’s just been individual parents rather than a PTA effort.

Ashlawn is speaking up about supporting Option 1. They are mobilizing families and other schools.

Is option 1 the move or boundaries only?

PP probably means Proposal 1.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Glebe, Barrett, Nottingham, Tuckahoe, Discovery, Long Branch. Aware of support for move from all those schools

Yes and Science Focus. It’s all similar statements opposing the What If/representative boundary process while not mentioning any specific move plan.

Add Jamestown. And I believe Ashlawn.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What ptas have mobilized? I know asfs sent two letters, but has anyone else done anything?

I’ve heard (but have no personal knowledge) that Ashlawn has spoken up not openly supporting proposal 1 but just saying they’re not opposed as long as it won’t leave them overcrowded. I’ve also heard that a lot of Tuckahoe parents have spoken up in favor of proposal 1, but I think that’s just been individual parents rather than a PTA effort.

Ashlawn is speaking up about supporting Option 1. They are mobilizing families and other schools.

Is option 1 the move or boundaries only?

PP probably means Proposal 1.

Proposal one is the move. yes.

[Anonymous]

Ashlawn parent living in the "tail" here - I'm dreading the uncertainty of not knowing where my kid will be going to school, but kind of ready to rip off the bandaid.

Side note, think this thread will get to 100 page by the time the school board actually votes?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ashlawn parent living in the "tail" here - I'm dreading the uncertainty of not knowing where my kid will be going to school, but kind of ready to rip off the bandaid.

Side note, think this thread will get to 100 page by the time the school board actually votes?

Not unless some new twist invigorates it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ashlawn parent living in the "tail" here - I'm dreading the uncertainty of not knowing where my kid will be going to school, but kind of ready to rip off the bandaid.

Side note, think this thread will get to 100 page by the time the school board actually votes?

Not unless some new twist invigorates it.

I don't know -- it seems to have gone on extensively without anything new already

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ashlawn parent living in the "tail" here - I'm dreading the uncertainty of not knowing where my kid will be going to school, but kind of ready to rip off the bandaid.

Side note, think this thread will get to 100 page by the time the school board actually votes?

Not unless some new twist invigorates it.

Like the public SB meeting on moves this Thursday?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ashlawn parent living in the "tail" here - I'm dreading the uncertainty of not knowing where my kid will be going to school, but kind of ready to rip off the bandaid.

Side note, think this thread will get to 100 page by the time the school board actually votes?

Not unless some new twist invigorates it.

Like the public SB meeting on moves this Thursday?

That could do it.