What is happening with the new Ashburn HS?
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Anonymous
| I read something about Brambleton would not have any middle schoolers for awhile. Is this actually the plan? |
Anonymous
| What? Your title and post don’t go together in any way |
Anonymous
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What new Ashburn high school?
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Anonymous
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Are you talking about HS 14? They explain the plan here.
https://www.lcps.org/Page/251242 |
Anonymous
They do. The provided link explains it. |
Anonymous
You realize I posted before you right? OP’s post without a link or any other info made no sense |
Anonymous
| This is what happens when you move into a high growth area. Caveat emptor. |
Anonymous
And this is why we chose the northern part of Ashburn over Brambleton and other, newer communities when we were house-hunting 5 years ago. We preferred the stability of well-established neighborhood schools with less likelihood of frequent rezoning. |
Anonymous
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Interestingly there was just something in the local news about this new (to-be-built) high school. It seems that there is opposition to the plans from local residents (who themselves are living in fairly new construction).
https://www.loudounnow.com/news/education/county-planners-consider-new-hs-ms-near-brambleton/article_7cb043de-db03-11ee-952e-f37a4c6dd9a9.html |
Anonymous
Most all of the land east of 15 is meant to be developed to some degree even if it’s at low densities. It would be a shame if the residents block the high school due to the light pollution. For a true “dark sky” stargazing, one must now travel to West Virginia or a certified dark sky park like Glacier in Montana. |