Mosby Woods AAP Center

[Anonymous]

I think FHS kids will go to Willow Springs ES for AAP

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where will the AAP kids in the FHS pyramid go if MW is no longer an option?

Not sure what cluster you are in, but if you go to the FCPS webpage below and look under the heading Proposed AAP Centers you'll see charts that show the proposed center assignments. Maps are below that.

http://www.fcps.edu/is/aap/centers/reorg/index.shtml

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where will the AAP kids in the FHS pyramid go if MW is no longer an option?

Not sure what cluster you are in, but if you go to the FCPS webpage below and look under the heading Proposed AAP Centers you'll see charts that show the proposed center assignments. Maps are below that.

http://www.fcps.edu/is/aap/centers/reorg/index.shtml

^^ Sorry, it looks like you need to click on Community Meeting Documents, after going to the webpage, to get to the right place.

[Anonymous]

Thank you 09:51 and and 10:22/23. Much appreciated.

[Anonymous]

When is the orientation date of MW?

[Anonymous]

My daughter was just accepted to the AAP program at Mosby Woods. We are looking to move into the area so her sibling, who is not in AAP may attend the same school.
Seeking recommendations for neighborhoods where there are a lot of kids below 12.

[Anonymous]

Any of the neighborhoods (SFHs) off of Five Oaks Rd (same road as the school) have lots of kids. Country Creek (THs)(near the metro), and Edgelea Woods (SFHs) also have a ton of kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My daughter was just accepted to the AAP program at Mosby Woods. We are looking to move into the area so her sibling, who is not in AAP may attend the same school.
Seeking recommendations for neighborhoods where there are a lot of kids below 12.

Did you ask for pupil placement for the sibling? Might not hurt to ask if you don't find anything.