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Anonymous
No Lemon Road. The bussed in kids cause a lot of problems. |
Anonymous
DP but what's gross is that you are a racist. |
Anonymous
There should definitely be a center in every pyramid, for both muddle school and elementary. No student should be bussed out of pyramid for AAP. This would fix a lot of overcrowding without rezoning. |
Anonymous
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I'll repeat:
TROLL ALERT Remember when you read these posts, ladies, that it is an election year!!!! TROLL ALERT |
Anonymous
| The whole AAP program is poorly executed. Very disappointing. |
Anonymous
"These kids" commonly refers to a group of kids. It's "my school" because it is clarifying which school I am talking about. Any "discriminatory" tilt you read out of that is in your own head. |
Anonymous
Are you new? Or not from Fairfax County? Do you have kids? Or are you a childless political activist from DC or California? If you had kids or were from this area, you would know that there are thousands of threads just like this, every week, going back years, since as long as FCPS created AAP centers. They happen in election years, non election years, summer vacation, Christmas Eve, Presidents Day, Juneteenth, Diwali, and every random day of the year. These types of anti AAP threads are why the moderator created a separate forum for AAP several years back (on a non election year.) If you lived in Fairfax County, or had kids in FCPS you would know that this thread is just normal conversation and has nothing to do with elections. The fact that you responded like you did clearly shows that the only election and politics troll is you |
Anonymous
OMG - could you possibly be any more MAGA and discriminatory? |
Anonymous
| These notes that policy are the reason why money is spent on AAP bussing is odd because the regulation reads as if bussing to AAP centers for students outside of the boundary of that school is not provided. https://go.boarddocs.com/vsba/fairfax/Board.nsf/files/CSTTQD71D6AD/$file/R8617.pdf |
Anonymous
You are intentionally and annoyingly being obtuse now. Here, I will repeat it again. Your post is both ugly and discriminatory. Let it sink for a second before you run to reply again. |
Anonymous
| *sink in* |
Anonymous
Explain clearly how desiring to keep kids within their pyramid is discriminatory? YOU are the one assuming my motivations for such are due to race/income. The school in question is predominantly white and again not Title 1, so you are claiming I'm discriminatory against middle class white people? Get a grip and check your own biases. |
Anonymous
I highly doubt that you are not aware why families from local level IV schools send their kids to centers. You, yourself, brought up that “those kids” don’t do the same extracurriculars, don’t live in the same neighborhoods and are like outsiders, and are being “bused”. The year is 2025 and most people don’t utter those words aloud. As it turns out, yes, there are socio-economic differences between different schools and neighborhoods all around FCPS. And those play an important role why parents choose to send their kids to center schools. Re-read your original post. It has nothing to do with some of the meaningful arguments whether center schools should exist or not. |
Anonymous
DP. I went back to the first mention of this. I think i understand. The PP is a parent at a "center school" whose child is likely not in the center. So, this has essentially turned her child's school into two schools. I totally understand why this creates problems. Her child is the one being looked down upon--and, yes, that does happen. |
Anonymous
The feeder schools that go to Lemon Road are all Kilmer/Marshall. A VERY small number of base Lemon Road kids go to Longfellow. |