APS School Board Caucus - Voting Underway

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Anonymous wrote:And while I'm not crazy about Kadera - her kid(s) are also at a school in South Arlington.

Try not to misrepresent things, OK?

Saying her kids are at a school in south Arlington does not paint an accurate picture. Her kids were very much in north Arlington elementary schools and now in Kenmore MS - a school literally on the south side of Route 50 - and are likely to attend their districted north Arlington high school.

As a parent whose children are solidly in south Arlington schools from a high poverty ES to a high poverty MS to Wakefield, I don't think this is what most people conjure up in their minds when they hear someone from north Arlington sent their kids to Kenmore. They are still very much north Arlington folks.

Well, Kenmore is the highest poverty MS and not the one MK is zoned for. So, your point is what? Southie here with kids in a Title 1 school and zoned to high poverty MS-HS, voting MK, who has been endorsed by basically all the community advocates who work to help Title 1 ES like mine.

Wanted to add that the economically disadvantaged kids from Barrett, Barcroft, and Carlin Springs ES are zoned to Kenmore. APS doesn’t give or designate any schools beyond ES Title 1 money, preferring to target ES instead, but KMS would qualify given the percentage of disadvantaged students. It’s absolutely a “South Arlington” school in that sense.

Yes, it is. I don't dispute the nature of Kenmore MS at all. As I stated, mine attended a high poverty elementary as well as (the second highest FRL) MS, TJ which would also qualify for Title I. My point is that it does not necessarily paint an accurate picture of the candidate's experience in APS schools just because they chose to detour to Kenmore between wealthy elementary and high schools, and that's the only south Arlington school they are a part of. When someone says the candidate's kids attend south arlington schools, the more likely assumption is that they attended elementary in south arlington. That is not the case and is very different from attending McKinley and living in a north Arlington neighborhood. The person thought the previous poster was misrepresenting the candidate, and I think saying her kids attend a south Arlington school - a middle school and only middle school - is also debatably misrepresentational.

We’ll agree to disagree then. I think the fact that her kids opted into a high poverty school, even if “only” for MS which, speaks to how she and her family see our different school communities, and from that experience I believe that she is aware of the needs of a “South Arlington” school in a personal way, not just in an academic way that her CCPTA experience might suggest. So she’s not just a typical North Arlington candidate. And MT is not a typical South Arlington candidate, either, in that she could afford private school to meet her child’s needs.

DP. Let me know when she sends her kids to Wakefield instead of Yorktown.

[Anonymous]

Miranda Turner just started a thread on AEM to address all of the rumor mongering and invite people to contact her if they have questions or issues they would like to discuss. If she’s willing to jump into that lions den, she definitely has the flame-retardant underpants necessary to deal with Arlington parents.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:And while I'm not crazy about Kadera - her kid(s) are also at a school in South Arlington.

Try not to misrepresent things, OK?

Saying her kids are at a school in south Arlington does not paint an accurate picture. Her kids were very much in north Arlington elementary schools and now in Kenmore MS - a school literally on the south side of Route 50 - and are likely to attend their districted north Arlington high school.

As a parent whose children are solidly in south Arlington schools from a high poverty ES to a high poverty MS to Wakefield, I don't think this is what most people conjure up in their minds when they hear someone from north Arlington sent their kids to Kenmore. They are still very much north Arlington folks.

Well, Kenmore is the highest poverty MS and not the one MK is zoned for. So, your point is what? Southie here with kids in a Title 1 school and zoned to high poverty MS-HS, voting MK, who has been endorsed by basically all the community advocates who work to help Title 1 ES like mine.

Wanted to add that the economically disadvantaged kids from Barrett, Barcroft, and Carlin Springs ES are zoned to Kenmore. APS doesn’t give or designate any schools beyond ES Title 1 money, preferring to target ES instead, but KMS would qualify given the percentage of disadvantaged students. It’s absolutely a “South Arlington” school in that sense.

Yes, it is. I don't dispute the nature of Kenmore MS at all. As I stated, mine attended a high poverty elementary as well as (the second highest FRL) MS, TJ which would also qualify for Title I. My point is that it does not necessarily paint an accurate picture of the candidate's experience in APS schools just because they chose to detour to Kenmore between wealthy elementary and high schools, and that's the only south Arlington school they are a part of. When someone says the candidate's kids attend south arlington schools, the more likely assumption is that they attended elementary in south arlington. That is not the case and is very different from attending McKinley and living in a north Arlington neighborhood. The person thought the previous poster was misrepresenting the candidate, and I think saying her kids attend a south Arlington school - a middle school and only middle school - is also debatably misrepresentational.

We’ll agree to disagree then. I think the fact that her kids opted into a high poverty school, even if “only” for MS which, speaks to how she and her family see our different school communities, and from that experience I believe that she is aware of the needs of a “South Arlington” school in a personal way, not just in an academic way that her CCPTA experience might suggest. So she’s not just a typical North Arlington candidate. And MT is not a typical South Arlington candidate, either, in that she could afford private school to meet her child’s needs.

I do give her credit for not being the typical must-have-wealthy north ES - Swanson/Wmsbg- Yorktown triangle parent. But she brings nothing new to the Board. I see more of the same; and I haven't liked the direction APS has been heading for a few years already.
I do think MT is more of the typical south Arlington candidate that you get. Name a south Arlington SB member or candidate who is poor or a struggling immigrant. They've all been middle or upper middle class and either white or African American or interracial white and African American.
I don't know who I'm going to vote for, yet. I am not overly impressed with either candidate and I don't believe anything is going to change no matter which one ends up on the Board.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Miranda Turner just started a thread on AEM to address all of the rumor mongering and invite people to contact her if they have questions or issues they would like to discuss. If she’s willing to jump into that lions den, she definitely has the flame-retardant underpants necessary to deal with Arlington parents.

Is she going to answer any of the questions that have been posed to her there, including her position on the Arlington Gender Identities Alliance who had requested her thoughts on a few issues. Mary responded to their request, Miranda did not. But I guess those issues don't appeal to her base.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:And while I'm not crazy about Kadera - her kid(s) are also at a school in South Arlington.

Try not to misrepresent things, OK?

Saying her kids are at a school in south Arlington does not paint an accurate picture. Her kids were very much in north Arlington elementary schools and now in Kenmore MS - a school literally on the south side of Route 50 - and are likely to attend their districted north Arlington high school.

As a parent whose children are solidly in south Arlington schools from a high poverty ES to a high poverty MS to Wakefield, I don't think this is what most people conjure up in their minds when they hear someone from north Arlington sent their kids to Kenmore. They are still very much north Arlington folks.

Well, Kenmore is the highest poverty MS and not the one MK is zoned for. So, your point is what? Southie here with kids in a Title 1 school and zoned to high poverty MS-HS, voting MK, who has been endorsed by basically all the community advocates who work to help Title 1 ES like mine.

Wanted to add that the economically disadvantaged kids from Barrett, Barcroft, and Carlin Springs ES are zoned to Kenmore. APS doesn’t give or designate any schools beyond ES Title 1 money, preferring to target ES instead, but KMS would qualify given the percentage of disadvantaged students. It’s absolutely a “South Arlington” school in that sense.

Yes, it is. I don't dispute the nature of Kenmore MS at all. As I stated, mine attended a high poverty elementary as well as (the second highest FRL) MS, TJ which would also qualify for Title I. My point is that it does not necessarily paint an accurate picture of the candidate's experience in APS schools just because they chose to detour to Kenmore between wealthy elementary and high schools, and that's the only south Arlington school they are a part of. When someone says the candidate's kids attend south arlington schools, the more likely assumption is that they attended elementary in south arlington. That is not the case and is very different from attending McKinley and living in a north Arlington neighborhood. The person thought the previous poster was misrepresenting the candidate, and I think saying her kids attend a south Arlington school - a middle school and only middle school - is also debatably misrepresentational.

We’ll agree to disagree then. I think the fact that her kids opted into a high poverty school, even if “only” for MS which, speaks to how she and her family see our different school communities, and from that experience I believe that she is aware of the needs of a “South Arlington” school in a personal way, not just in an academic way that her CCPTA experience might suggest. So she’s not just a typical North Arlington candidate. And MT is not a typical South Arlington candidate, either, in that she could afford private school to meet her child’s needs.

DP. Let me know when she sends her kids to Wakefield instead of Yorktown.

or WL.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And while I'm not crazy about Kadera - her kid(s) are also at a school in South Arlington.

Try not to misrepresent things, OK?

Saying her kids are at a school in south Arlington does not paint an accurate picture. Her kids were very much in north Arlington elementary schools and now in Kenmore MS - a school literally on the south side of Route 50 - and are likely to attend their districted north Arlington high school.

As a parent whose children are solidly in south Arlington schools from a high poverty ES to a high poverty MS to Wakefield, I don't think this is what most people conjure up in their minds when they hear someone from north Arlington sent their kids to Kenmore. They are still very much north Arlington folks.

Well, Kenmore is the highest poverty MS and not the one MK is zoned for. So, your point is what? Southie here with kids in a Title 1 school and zoned to high poverty MS-HS, voting MK, who has been endorsed by basically all the community advocates who work to help Title 1 ES like mine.

Wanted to add that the economically disadvantaged kids from Barrett, Barcroft, and Carlin Springs ES are zoned to Kenmore. APS doesn’t give or designate any schools beyond ES Title 1 money, preferring to target ES instead, but KMS would qualify given the percentage of disadvantaged students. It’s absolutely a “South Arlington” school in that sense.

Yes, it is. I don't dispute the nature of Kenmore MS at all. As I stated, mine attended a high poverty elementary as well as (the second highest FRL) MS, TJ which would also qualify for Title I. My point is that it does not necessarily paint an accurate picture of the candidate's experience in APS schools just because they chose to detour to Kenmore between wealthy elementary and high schools, and that's the only south Arlington school they are a part of. When someone says the candidate's kids attend south arlington schools, the more likely assumption is that they attended elementary in south arlington. That is not the case and is very different from attending McKinley and living in a north Arlington neighborhood. The person thought the previous poster was misrepresenting the candidate, and I think saying her kids attend a south Arlington school - a middle school and only middle school - is also debatably misrepresentational.

We’ll agree to disagree then. I think the fact that her kids opted into a high poverty school, even if “only” for MS which, speaks to how she and her family see our different school communities, and from that experience I believe that she is aware of the needs of a “South Arlington” school in a personal way, not just in an academic way that her CCPTA experience might suggest. So she’s not just a typical North Arlington candidate. And MT is not a typical South Arlington candidate, either, in that she could afford private school to meet her child’s needs.

DP. Let me know when she sends her kids to Wakefield instead of Yorktown.

or WL.

PP to clarify, "or WL" meaning her kidSSS go to Wakefield instead of Yorktown or WL. MAYBE one goes to AT; but that's entirely different.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Miranda Turner just started a thread on AEM to address all of the rumor mongering and invite people to contact her if they have questions or issues they would like to discuss. If she’s willing to jump into that lions den, she definitely has the flame-retardant underpants necessary to deal with Arlington parents.

Is she going to answer any of the questions that have been posed to her there, including her position on the Arlington Gender Identities Alliance who had requested her thoughts on a few issues. Mary responded to their request, Miranda did not. But I guess those issues don't appeal to her base.

or maybe she just hasn't gotten to submitting a written response yet. She is apparently out and about soliciting votes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Miranda Turner just started a thread on AEM to address all of the rumor mongering and invite people to contact her if they have questions or issues they would like to discuss. If she’s willing to jump into that lions den, she definitely has the flame-retardant underpants necessary to deal with Arlington parents.

Is she going to answer any of the questions that have been posed to her there, including her position on the Arlington Gender Identities Alliance who had requested her thoughts on a few issues. Mary responded to their request, Miranda did not. But I guess those issues don't appeal to her base.

or maybe she just hasn't gotten to submitting a written response yet. She is apparently out and about soliciting votes.

If it was important to her, she'd find the time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Miranda Turner just started a thread on AEM to address all of the rumor mongering and invite people to contact her if they have questions or issues they would like to discuss. If she’s willing to jump into that lions den, she definitely has the flame-retardant underpants necessary to deal with Arlington parents.

Is she going to answer any of the questions that have been posed to her there, including her position on the Arlington Gender Identities Alliance who had requested her thoughts on a few issues. Mary responded to their request, Miranda did not. But I guess those issues don't appeal to her base.

or maybe she just hasn't gotten to submitting a written response yet. She is apparently out and about soliciting votes.

If it was important to her, she'd find the time.

DP. The group just sent out the request a couple of days ago and Kadera only responded today, so you’re basically just criticizing Turner for not being first. Also, for all my searching I cannot find the leadership is in that group, which is a red flag for me. To the extent that are run by vocal Mary Kadera supporters, Turner could be concerned about how her response could be twisted by the group.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And while I'm not crazy about Kadera - her kid(s) are also at a school in South Arlington.

Try not to misrepresent things, OK?

Saying her kids are at a school in south Arlington does not paint an accurate picture. Her kids were very much in north Arlington elementary schools and now in Kenmore MS - a school literally on the south side of Route 50 - and are likely to attend their districted north Arlington high school.

As a parent whose children are solidly in south Arlington schools from a high poverty ES to a high poverty MS to Wakefield, I don't think this is what most people conjure up in their minds when they hear someone from north Arlington sent their kids to Kenmore. They are still very much north Arlington folks.

Well, Kenmore is the highest poverty MS and not the one MK is zoned for. So, your point is what? Southie here with kids in a Title 1 school and zoned to high poverty MS-HS, voting MK, who has been endorsed by basically all the community advocates who work to help Title 1 ES like mine.

Wanted to add that the economically disadvantaged kids from Barrett, Barcroft, and Carlin Springs ES are zoned to Kenmore. APS doesn’t give or designate any schools beyond ES Title 1 money, preferring to target ES instead, but KMS would qualify given the percentage of disadvantaged students. It’s absolutely a “South Arlington” school in that sense.

Yes, it is. I don't dispute the nature of Kenmore MS at all. As I stated, mine attended a high poverty elementary as well as (the second highest FRL) MS, TJ which would also qualify for Title I. My point is that it does not necessarily paint an accurate picture of the candidate's experience in APS schools just because they chose to detour to Kenmore between wealthy elementary and high schools, and that's the only south Arlington school they are a part of. When someone says the candidate's kids attend south arlington schools, the more likely assumption is that they attended elementary in south arlington. That is not the case and is very different from attending McKinley and living in a north Arlington neighborhood. The person thought the previous poster was misrepresenting the candidate, and I think saying her kids attend a south Arlington school - a middle school and only middle school - is also debatably misrepresentational.

We’ll agree to disagree then. I think the fact that her kids opted into a high poverty school, even if “only” for MS which, speaks to how she and her family see our different school communities, and from that experience I believe that she is aware of the needs of a “South Arlington” school in a personal way, not just in an academic way that her CCPTA experience might suggest. So she’s not just a typical North Arlington candidate. And MT is not a typical South Arlington candidate, either, in that she could afford private school to meet her child’s needs.

DP. Let me know when she sends her kids to Wakefield instead of Yorktown.

Miranda can get back to me when she sends her kids to the neighborhood school in Green Valley (Drew) or even to APS.

Notice how she conveniently didn't mention that she has one kid in private and the other in an option program. (The third is too young for APS).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And while I'm not crazy about Kadera - her kid(s) are also at a school in South Arlington.

Try not to misrepresent things, OK?

Saying her kids are at a school in south Arlington does not paint an accurate picture. Her kids were very much in north Arlington elementary schools and now in Kenmore MS - a school literally on the south side of Route 50 - and are likely to attend their districted north Arlington high school.

As a parent whose children are solidly in south Arlington schools from a high poverty ES to a high poverty MS to Wakefield, I don't think this is what most people conjure up in their minds when they hear someone from north Arlington sent their kids to Kenmore. They are still very much north Arlington folks.

Well, Kenmore is the highest poverty MS and not the one MK is zoned for. So, your point is what? Southie here with kids in a Title 1 school and zoned to high poverty MS-HS, voting MK, who has been endorsed by basically all the community advocates who work to help Title 1 ES like mine.

Wanted to add that the economically disadvantaged kids from Barrett, Barcroft, and Carlin Springs ES are zoned to Kenmore. APS doesn’t give or designate any schools beyond ES Title 1 money, preferring to target ES instead, but KMS would qualify given the percentage of disadvantaged students. It’s absolutely a “South Arlington” school in that sense.

Yes, it is. I don't dispute the nature of Kenmore MS at all. As I stated, mine attended a high poverty elementary as well as (the second highest FRL) MS, TJ which would also qualify for Title I. My point is that it does not necessarily paint an accurate picture of the candidate's experience in APS schools just because they chose to detour to Kenmore between wealthy elementary and high schools, and that's the only south Arlington school they are a part of. When someone says the candidate's kids attend south arlington schools, the more likely assumption is that they attended elementary in south arlington. That is not the case and is very different from attending McKinley and living in a north Arlington neighborhood. The person thought the previous poster was misrepresenting the candidate, and I think saying her kids attend a south Arlington school - a middle school and only middle school - is also debatably misrepresentational.

We’ll agree to disagree then. I think the fact that her kids opted into a high poverty school, even if “only” for MS which, speaks to how she and her family see our different school communities, and from that experience I believe that she is aware of the needs of a “South Arlington” school in a personal way, not just in an academic way that her CCPTA experience might suggest. So she’s not just a typical North Arlington candidate. And MT is not a typical South Arlington candidate, either, in that she could afford private school to meet her child’s needs.

DP. Let me know when she sends her kids to Wakefield instead of Yorktown.

Miranda can get back to me when she sends her kids to the neighborhood school in Green Valley (Drew) or even to APS.

Notice how she conveniently didn't mention that she has one kid in private and the other in an option program. (The third is too young for APS).

I believe the oldest was at Drew before the pandemic and hopes to go back.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And while I'm not crazy about Kadera - her kid(s) are also at a school in South Arlington.

Try not to misrepresent things, OK?

Saying her kids are at a school in south Arlington does not paint an accurate picture. Her kids were very much in north Arlington elementary schools and now in Kenmore MS - a school literally on the south side of Route 50 - and are likely to attend their districted north Arlington high school.

As a parent whose children are solidly in south Arlington schools from a high poverty ES to a high poverty MS to Wakefield, I don't think this is what most people conjure up in their minds when they hear someone from north Arlington sent their kids to Kenmore. They are still very much north Arlington folks.

Well, Kenmore is the highest poverty MS and not the one MK is zoned for. So, your point is what? Southie here with kids in a Title 1 school and zoned to high poverty MS-HS, voting MK, who has been endorsed by basically all the community advocates who work to help Title 1 ES like mine.

Wanted to add that the economically disadvantaged kids from Barrett, Barcroft, and Carlin Springs ES are zoned to Kenmore. APS doesn’t give or designate any schools beyond ES Title 1 money, preferring to target ES instead, but KMS would qualify given the percentage of disadvantaged students. It’s absolutely a “South Arlington” school in that sense.

Yes, it is. I don't dispute the nature of Kenmore MS at all. As I stated, mine attended a high poverty elementary as well as (the second highest FRL) MS, TJ which would also qualify for Title I. My point is that it does not necessarily paint an accurate picture of the candidate's experience in APS schools just because they chose to detour to Kenmore between wealthy elementary and high schools, and that's the only south Arlington school they are a part of. When someone says the candidate's kids attend south arlington schools, the more likely assumption is that they attended elementary in south arlington. That is not the case and is very different from attending McKinley and living in a north Arlington neighborhood. The person thought the previous poster was misrepresenting the candidate, and I think saying her kids attend a south Arlington school - a middle school and only middle school - is also debatably misrepresentational.

We’ll agree to disagree then. I think the fact that her kids opted into a high poverty school, even if “only” for MS which, speaks to how she and her family see our different school communities, and from that experience I believe that she is aware of the needs of a “South Arlington” school in a personal way, not just in an academic way that her CCPTA experience might suggest. So she’s not just a typical North Arlington candidate. And MT is not a typical South Arlington candidate, either, in that she could afford private school to meet her child’s needs.

DP. Let me know when she sends her kids to Wakefield instead of Yorktown.

Miranda can get back to me when she sends her kids to the neighborhood school in Green Valley (Drew) or even to APS.

Notice how she conveniently didn't mention that she has one kid in private and the other in an option program. (The third is too young for APS).

I believe the oldest was at Drew before the pandemic and hopes to go back.

That is correct. She has stated before that they will be re-enrolling their oldest at Drew for the fall now that APS has committed to five days a week in-person. So pp will be able to vote for Turner in good conscience in the general election in November.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And while I'm not crazy about Kadera - her kid(s) are also at a school in South Arlington.

Try not to misrepresent things, OK?

Saying her kids are at a school in south Arlington does not paint an accurate picture. Her kids were very much in north Arlington elementary schools and now in Kenmore MS - a school literally on the south side of Route 50 - and are likely to attend their districted north Arlington high school.

As a parent whose children are solidly in south Arlington schools from a high poverty ES to a high poverty MS to Wakefield, I don't think this is what most people conjure up in their minds when they hear someone from north Arlington sent their kids to Kenmore. They are still very much north Arlington folks.

Well, Kenmore is the highest poverty MS and not the one MK is zoned for. So, your point is what? Southie here with kids in a Title 1 school and zoned to high poverty MS-HS, voting MK, who has been endorsed by basically all the community advocates who work to help Title 1 ES like mine.

Wanted to add that the economically disadvantaged kids from Barrett, Barcroft, and Carlin Springs ES are zoned to Kenmore. APS doesn’t give or designate any schools beyond ES Title 1 money, preferring to target ES instead, but KMS would qualify given the percentage of disadvantaged students. It’s absolutely a “South Arlington” school in that sense.

Yes, it is. I don't dispute the nature of Kenmore MS at all. As I stated, mine attended a high poverty elementary as well as (the second highest FRL) MS, TJ which would also qualify for Title I. My point is that it does not necessarily paint an accurate picture of the candidate's experience in APS schools just because they chose to detour to Kenmore between wealthy elementary and high schools, and that's the only south Arlington school they are a part of. When someone says the candidate's kids attend south arlington schools, the more likely assumption is that they attended elementary in south arlington. That is not the case and is very different from attending McKinley and living in a north Arlington neighborhood. The person thought the previous poster was misrepresenting the candidate, and I think saying her kids attend a south Arlington school - a middle school and only middle school - is also debatably misrepresentational.

We’ll agree to disagree then. I think the fact that her kids opted into a high poverty school, even if “only” for MS which, speaks to how she and her family see our different school communities, and from that experience I believe that she is aware of the needs of a “South Arlington” school in a personal way, not just in an academic way that her CCPTA experience might suggest. So she’s not just a typical North Arlington candidate. And MT is not a typical South Arlington candidate, either, in that she could afford private school to meet her child’s needs.

DP. Let me know when she sends her kids to Wakefield instead of Yorktown.

Miranda can get back to me when she sends her kids to the neighborhood school in Green Valley (Drew) or even to APS.

Notice how she conveniently didn't mention that she has one kid in private and the other in an option program. (The third is too young for APS).

Um, the option program is part of APS.

[Anonymous]

How did Kadera get her kids transferred to Kenmore? I believe that school has been closed to neighborhood transfers the past few years. Special consideration for admin transfer by APS?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How did Kadera get her kids transferred to Kenmore? I believe that school has been closed to neighborhood transfers the past few years. Special consideration for admin transfer by APS?

I was wondering about this too.