Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I want to pull this out of the Boundary Study topic because I think it's an easy fix and I'm hoping that someone from the BRAC or Board sees it. Copying the post below with some minor rephrasing:
If FCPS removes middle school AAP Centers, Franklin MS would be at 131% capacity with all the kids who can no longer go to Carson. HOWEVER Rocky run is only at 73% capacity. The simple and least disruptive solution would be shift some kids from Franklin who are already zoned to Chantilly to Rocky Run - it is literally the same 30%.
This also solves some of the split feeder issue, potentially removing one of the high schools that Carson feeds to (the prev post says going from 3 to 2, but doesn't Carson also feed Westfields? So maybe going from 4 to 3?)
Maybe it’s simple for you because your child wouldn’t be affected? My child would be. It would require my child to move to a brand new middle school for 8th grade where they would know absolutely no one as their elementary school doesn’t feed into Rocky Run. It would be devastating to start at a brand new school for 8th grade, lose the connections to friends from Franklin, and then have to start high school. No thank you.