Also, don't forget there will be major new housing development in Oakton boundary. Oakton will need relief in a few short years. |
Does this further prove that the maps are done and have this new high school in the maps? Obviously they knew about this just like maps are likely done and Reid knows what she wants. |
Not at all. This property was unexpectedly up for sale and they wisely went for it. It is separate from the review and they will have to accommodate it now. |
They still had us go through with the public meetings this past month knowing that they were going to upset the apple cart with this. |
To be fair, people would have gone insane if they had canceled them vaguely, and they weren't going to upset negotiations by publicizing what they were doing... |
Nope, they were probably still figuring out whether they could make an offer and figure out how to fund it. |
They said they made the offer last month, so you’re just gaslighting here. And they haven’t disclosed how they will fund it, so double gaslight. Seven Pinocchios for you. |
It’s obvious the old boundary process will be completely scrapped and a new one started for this new high school. My guess they will target plus/minus 2,500 students for the new school.
FCPS could look to MCPS for how they are doing the boundaries for all the new high schools opening up there. |
Fox Mill attends Carson, which will be next to the new HS. It makes sense for Fox Mill to attend the new HS. And yes, I am a Fox Mill parent who doesn't like IB and doesn't want to move to Hughes. Moving the Carson base school students into the new HS would make sense. It ends the split feeder problem at Carson and the distances work for the Carson base schools kids. SLHS doesn't lose that many students because Fox Mill is a small number of the kids. Not to mention, a good number of the Fox Mill family's pupil place to AP schools because they don't want IB. The number of pupil departures are hidden by the Herndon kids who move to SLHS for IB because they don't want to be at Herndon. |
This gives them a great excuse to "delay" the boundary movement. Will they do that? I don't really think the School Board is getting what it needs from this study. There are lots of factors that are considered in home sales. I live in a western Fairfax community that could be affected by a new high school. Our neighborhood is up for grabs with some interesting twists. A few months ago, houses were selling before they went on the market. They are still selling, but not instantly. Of course, government cutbacks could also be involved, but it is a different market. Schools are a major driver and anyone who says differently is not too smart. |
You don’t understand but I can’t teach you anymore. |
Ha. Just admit that you are wrong. |
Tell me you don't live here without telling me you don't live here. PP is talking about the other side of FF. Stop spewing stupidity, Poplar Tree mommy. Yes, we know where you live based on what you say. |
I knew it, jealous mommies spewing their BS. |
Somewhere a Thru consultant is weeping as they wade through all the obsolete Emerald Chase comments. |