FCPS Skyview Boundary Scenario 1/2/3

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Both scenarios have Lees Corner at Chantilly AND Bull Run at Centreville.

So the Skyview schools are Oak Hill, Floris, McNair and Coates.

And Westfield stays slightly underenrolled.

Seems like the best way to do it.

+1

And, Fox Mill at Skyview.

Meren will not be happy.

And, honestly, they sent that one small section of Bull Run to Westfield and the ones that are the farthest away from Centreville at Centreville. Seems like they would send that small area to a Westfield elementary school.

Congratulations to RIO. You did this on nothing but emotion. Geographically and logistically, it makes no sense.

Those are low income apartments. I don't know why you would single out that spot to send to Westfield.

I believe the part of Brookfield being sent from Chantilly to Westfield is pretty much the only area of Chantilly HS that is low income as well.

Gee. I'm pretty sure you are correct that it includes some low income. But, there are other pockets at Chantilly. That is a really crappy thing to do. They could have evened this out more. It almost looks deliberate. Limousine liberals. Totally political decisions.

On the other hand, Chantilly is losing a higher income level school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both scenarios have Lees Corner at Chantilly AND Bull Run at Centreville.

So the Skyview schools are Oak Hill, Floris, McNair and Coates.

And Westfield stays slightly underenrolled.

Seems like the best way to do it.

+1

And, Fox Mill at Skyview.

Meren will not be happy.

And, honestly, they sent that one small section of Bull Run to Westfield and the ones that are the farthest away from Centreville at Centreville. Seems like they would send that small area to a Westfield elementary school.

Congratulations to RIO. You did this on nothing but emotion. Geographically and logistically, it makes no sense.

Those are low income apartments. I don't know why you would single out that spot to send to Westfield.

I believe the part of Brookfield being sent from Chantilly to Westfield is pretty much the only area of Chantilly HS that is low income as well.

Gee. I'm pretty sure you are correct that it includes some low income. But, there are other pockets at Chantilly. That is a really crappy thing to do. They could have evened this out more. It almost looks deliberate. Limousine liberals. Totally political decisions.

On the other hand, Chantilly is losing a higher income level school.

I think it was pretty clear based on all the drama that Westfield already has more than their fair share of low income areas already attending, now they are getting assigned more low income areas from CVHS and CHS? That seems pretty crappy (and no, I don't have kids in this fight but it just seems messed up).

[Anonymous]

And, part of Crossfield at Skyview. Odd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both scenarios have Lees Corner at Chantilly AND Bull Run at Centreville.

So the Skyview schools are Oak Hill, Floris, McNair and Coates.

And Westfield stays slightly underenrolled.

Seems like the best way to do it.

+1

And, Fox Mill at Skyview.

Meren will not be happy.

And, honestly, they sent that one small section of Bull Run to Westfield and the ones that are the farthest away from Centreville at Centreville. Seems like they would send that small area to a Westfield elementary school.

Congratulations to RIO. You did this on nothing but emotion. Geographically and logistically, it makes no sense.

Doesn’t Revised Option 1 move part of Crossfield to Skyview? It shows Oakton going from 103% to 98% capacity based on 2025-26 enrollment.

Dp. Looks like it, and Revised Option 2 moves part of Dogwood.

[Anonymous]

Scenario 2 is the better of the two options. The boundaries make as much sense as can be made at this point.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both scenarios have Lees Corner at Chantilly AND Bull Run at Centreville.

So the Skyview schools are Oak Hill, Floris, McNair and Coates.

And Westfield stays slightly underenrolled.

Seems like the best way to do it.

+1

And, Fox Mill at Skyview.

Meren will not be happy.

And, honestly, they sent that one small section of Bull Run to Westfield and the ones that are the farthest away from Centreville at Centreville. Seems like they would send that small area to a Westfield elementary school.

Congratulations to RIO. You did this on nothing but emotion. Geographically and logistically, it makes no sense.

Those are low income apartments. I don't know why you would single out that spot to send to Westfield.

because in FCPS, the squeaky wheel gets the grease?

It looks like Walney Oaks got moved to Westfield for scenario 2, but I have a hard time reading the street names so not sure.

Yes, 2 moves them to Stone/Westfield. Which is very reasonable and makes sense.

Waiting for the inevitable Nextdoor petition.....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both scenarios have Lees Corner at Chantilly AND Bull Run at Centreville.

So the Skyview schools are Oak Hill, Floris, McNair and Coates.

And Westfield stays slightly underenrolled.

Seems like the best way to do it.

+1

And, Fox Mill at Skyview.

Meren will not be happy.

And, honestly, they sent that one small section of Bull Run to Westfield and the ones that are the farthest away from Centreville at Centreville. Seems like they would send that small area to a Westfield elementary school.

Congratulations to RIO. You did this on nothing but emotion. Geographically and logistically, it makes no sense.

Doesn’t Revised Option 1 move part of Crossfield to Skyview? It shows Oakton going from 103% to 98% capacity based on 2025-26 enrollment.

Dp. Looks like it, and Revised Option 2 moves part of Dogwood.

I think that includes Polo Fields. Kind of makes sense, I guess.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both scenarios have Lees Corner at Chantilly AND Bull Run at Centreville.

So the Skyview schools are Oak Hill, Floris, McNair and Coates.

And Westfield stays slightly underenrolled.

Seems like the best way to do it.

+1

And, Fox Mill at Skyview.

Meren will not be happy.

And, honestly, they sent that one small section of Bull Run to Westfield and the ones that are the farthest away from Centreville at Centreville. Seems like they would send that small area to a Westfield elementary school.

Congratulations to RIO. You did this on nothing but emotion. Geographically and logistically, it makes no sense.

Those are low income apartments. I don't know why you would single out that spot to send to Westfield.

I believe the part of Brookfield being sent from Chantilly to Westfield is pretty much the only area of Chantilly HS that is low income as well.

Gee. I'm pretty sure you are correct that it includes some low income. But, there are other pockets at Chantilly. That is a really crappy thing to do. They could have evened this out more. It almost looks deliberate. Limousine liberals. Totally political decisions.

On the other hand, Chantilly is losing a higher income level school.

I think it was pretty clear based on all the drama that Westfield already has more than their fair share of low income areas already attending, now they are getting assigned more low income areas from CVHS and CHS? That seems pretty crappy (and no, I don't have kids in this fight but it just seems messed up).

Reminder: Westfield is losing two schools with high FARMS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both scenarios have Lees Corner at Chantilly AND Bull Run at Centreville.

So the Skyview schools are Oak Hill, Floris, McNair and Coates.

And Westfield stays slightly underenrolled.

Seems like the best way to do it.

+1

And, Fox Mill at Skyview.

Meren will not be happy.

And, honestly, they sent that one small section of Bull Run to Westfield and the ones that are the farthest away from Centreville at Centreville. Seems like they would send that small area to a Westfield elementary school.

Congratulations to RIO. You did this on nothing but emotion. Geographically and logistically, it makes no sense.

Those are low income apartments. I don't know why you would single out that spot to send to Westfield.

I believe the part of Brookfield being sent from Chantilly to Westfield is pretty much the only area of Chantilly HS that is low income as well.

Gee. I'm pretty sure you are correct that it includes some low income. But, there are other pockets at Chantilly. That is a really crappy thing to do. They could have evened this out more. It almost looks deliberate. Limousine liberals. Totally political decisions.

On the other hand, Chantilly is losing a higher income level school.

I think it was pretty clear based on all the drama that Westfield already has more than their fair share of low income areas already attending, now they are getting assigned more low income areas from CVHS and CHS? That seems pretty crappy (and no, I don't have kids in this fight but it just seems messed up).

Reminder: Westfield is losing two schools with high FARMS.

All the rest of their elementary school feeders are high FARMs though (except maybe Cub Run?) and they are losing Floris. So not sure how the balance works out. A well-run school district would be tracking that behind the scenes, but, well, we have FCPS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both scenarios have Lees Corner at Chantilly AND Bull Run at Centreville.

So the Skyview schools are Oak Hill, Floris, McNair and Coates.

And Westfield stays slightly underenrolled.

Seems like the best way to do it.

+1

And, Fox Mill at Skyview.

Meren will not be happy.

And, honestly, they sent that one small section of Bull Run to Westfield and the ones that are the farthest away from Centreville at Centreville. Seems like they would send that small area to a Westfield elementary school.

Congratulations to RIO. You did this on nothing but emotion. Geographically and logistically, it makes no sense.

Those are low income apartments. I don't know why you would single out that spot to send to Westfield.

I believe the part of Brookfield being sent from Chantilly to Westfield is pretty much the only area of Chantilly HS that is low income as well.

Gee. I'm pretty sure you are correct that it includes some low income. But, there are other pockets at Chantilly. That is a really crappy thing to do. They could have evened this out more. It almost looks deliberate. Limousine liberals. Totally political decisions.

On the other hand, Chantilly is losing a higher income level school.

I think it was pretty clear based on all the drama that Westfield already has more than their fair share of low income areas already attending, now they are getting assigned more low income areas from CVHS and CHS? That seems pretty crappy (and no, I don't have kids in this fight but it just seems messed up).

Reminder: Westfield is losing two schools with high FARMS.

All the rest of their elementary school feeders are high FARMs though (except maybe Cub Run?) and they are losing Floris. So not sure how the balance works out. A well-run school district would be tracking that behind the scenes, but, well, we have FCPS.

The "nicer" area from CHS moved to Westfield on these 2 maps are for sure frantically organizing right now to get moved back to Chantilly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both scenarios have Lees Corner at Chantilly AND Bull Run at Centreville.

So the Skyview schools are Oak Hill, Floris, McNair and Coates.

And Westfield stays slightly underenrolled.

Seems like the best way to do it.

+1

And, Fox Mill at Skyview.

Meren will not be happy.

And, honestly, they sent that one small section of Bull Run to Westfield and the ones that are the farthest away from Centreville at Centreville. Seems like they would send that small area to a Westfield elementary school.

Congratulations to RIO. You did this on nothing but emotion. Geographically and logistically, it makes no sense.

Those are low income apartments. I don't know why you would single out that spot to send to Westfield.

I believe the part of Brookfield being sent from Chantilly to Westfield is pretty much the only area of Chantilly HS that is low income as well.

Gee. I'm pretty sure you are correct that it includes some low income. But, there are other pockets at Chantilly. That is a really crappy thing to do. They could have evened this out more. It almost looks deliberate. Limousine liberals. Totally political decisions.

What a whiney post. Your “limousine liberal” purity test costs our party a lot of votes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both scenarios have Lees Corner at Chantilly AND Bull Run at Centreville.

So the Skyview schools are Oak Hill, Floris, McNair and Coates.

And Westfield stays slightly underenrolled.

Seems like the best way to do it.

+1

And, Fox Mill at Skyview.

Meren will not be happy.

And, honestly, they sent that one small section of Bull Run to Westfield and the ones that are the farthest away from Centreville at Centreville. Seems like they would send that small area to a Westfield elementary school.

Congratulations to RIO. You did this on nothing but emotion. Geographically and logistically, it makes no sense.

Those are low income apartments. I don't know why you would single out that spot to send to Westfield.

I believe the part of Brookfield being sent from Chantilly to Westfield is pretty much the only area of Chantilly HS that is low income as well.

Gee. I'm pretty sure you are correct that it includes some low income. But, there are other pockets at Chantilly. That is a really crappy thing to do. They could have evened this out more. It almost looks deliberate. Limousine liberals. Totally political decisions.

On the other hand, Chantilly is losing a higher income level school.

I think it was pretty clear based on all the drama that Westfield already has more than their fair share of low income areas already attending, now they are getting assigned more low income areas from CVHS and CHS? That seems pretty crappy (and no, I don't have kids in this fight but it just seems messed up).

Reminder: Westfield is losing two schools with high FARMS.

All the rest of their elementary school feeders are high FARMs though (except maybe Cub Run?) and they are losing Floris. So not sure how the balance works out. A well-run school district would be tracking that behind the scenes, but, well, we have FCPS.

They probably are tracking this behind the scenes but FCPS decided years ago they were not going to provide public information about the impact of potential boundary changes on racial demographics or FARMS rates. APS and MCPS still do.

The lack of candor is probably a mix of legal advice and FCPS’s wanting to hide the ball. Reid claims to value transparency but there is far less transparency in FCPS than there was 20 years ago.

[Anonymous]

These two maps are similar. I think we are close to the finish line.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:These two maps are similar. I think we are close to the finish line.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both scenarios have Lees Corner at Chantilly AND Bull Run at Centreville.

So the Skyview schools are Oak Hill, Floris, McNair and Coates.

And Westfield stays slightly underenrolled.

Seems like the best way to do it.

+1

And, Fox Mill at Skyview.

Meren will not be happy.

And, honestly, they sent that one small section of Bull Run to Westfield and the ones that are the farthest away from Centreville at Centreville. Seems like they would send that small area to a Westfield elementary school.

Congratulations to RIO. You did this on nothing but emotion. Geographically and logistically, it makes no sense.

Those are low income apartments. I don't know why you would single out that spot to send to Westfield.

I believe the part of Brookfield being sent from Chantilly to Westfield is pretty much the only area of Chantilly HS that is low income as well.

Gee. I'm pretty sure you are correct that it includes some low income. But, there are other pockets at Chantilly. That is a really crappy thing to do. They could have evened this out more. It almost looks deliberate. Limousine liberals. Totally political decisions.

On the other hand, Chantilly is losing a higher income level school.

I think it was pretty clear based on all the drama that Westfield already has more than their fair share of low income areas already attending, now they are getting assigned more low income areas from CVHS and CHS? That seems pretty crappy (and no, I don't have kids in this fight but it just seems messed up).

Reminder: Westfield is losing two schools with high FARMS.

All the rest of their elementary school feeders are high FARMs though (except maybe Cub Run?) and they are losing Floris. So not sure how the balance works out. A well-run school district would be tracking that behind the scenes, but, well, we have FCPS.

The "nicer" area from CHS moved to Westfield on these 2 maps are for sure frantically organizing right now to get moved back to Chantilly.

Doesn’t really make sense to gut South Lakes and Westfield and leave Chantilly and Oakton so much bigger. Westfield is going to be small under either of the revised scenarios without moving kids back to Chantilly.