Western High School Boundary Map options (A/B/C/D)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pro Western crossfield family/families, you can disagree Pro Oakton crossfield families.

However, whatever you are doing/saying here is actually harming the whole crossfield. Go read post by Fox Mill families.

Navy AAP mom is back.

DP

Is that supposed to be an argument?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:655 crossfield people say no know...

Yes, your little petition that is signed mostly by Navy parents and Oakfield HS parents. We know.

Last I checked that's part of the crossfield community, if the kids are originally zoned to Crossfield.

What numbers do you have?

[Anonymous]

Just looked at the comments on the petition. I guess they think they care more about their kids than other people. One did bring up property values, too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:655 crossfield people say no know...

There aren't even 655 separate families at Crossfield, sweetie. We know you're relying on families from other schools to sign your petition.

Did you read the petition?

where does it say that its only current crossfield students? You can be a "crossfield family" without being a current crossfield student...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:655 crossfield people say no know...

There aren't even 655 separate families at Crossfield, sweetie. We know you're relying on families from other schools to sign your petition.

Did you read the petition?

where does it say that its only current crossfield students? You can be a "crossfield family" without being a current crossfield student...

Which zip codes feed into Crossfield is it only 20171?

[Anonymous]

That petition was shared far and wide. Definitely not just Crossfield or even Oakton signatures.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That petition was shared far and wide. Definitely not just Crossfield or even Oakton signatures.

Of course Grandma and Grandpa probably signed it as well. What’s important is the percentage actually from the zip codes that feed into Crossfield. There is a good mapping tool on a lot of petition websites to verify. Can someone post the link?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:655 crossfield people say no know...

There aren't even 655 separate families at Crossfield, sweetie. We know you're relying on families from other schools to sign your petition.

Did you read the petition?

where does it say that its only current crossfield students? You can be a "crossfield family" without being a current crossfield student...

Which zip codes feed into Crossfield is it only 20171?

Fox Mill Woods has a Reston address, I think. These kids go to South Lakes--not Oakton.
Crossfield Elementary School has a 20171 address.

Pretty sure that all others are in 20171.

[Anonymous]

Just checked petition page:

80% of supporters come from:
20171
22033
20191

22033 is Fairfax/Navy. That one road that is split between Lee's Corner and Crossfield also has 22033--but there are not that many homes there to contribute that many signatures, I don't think. Navy friends may be helping with the petition.
20191 is Reston. Fox Mill Woods. But, they are not at Oakton.

The real question is: where do the other 20% of signatures come from? That may be Grandma and Grandpa.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just checked petition page:

80% of supporters come from:
20171
22033
20191

22033 is Fairfax/Navy. That one road that is split between Lee's Corner and Crossfield also has 22033--but there are not that many homes there to contribute that many signatures, I don't think. Navy friends may be helping with the petition.
20191 is Reston. Fox Mill Woods. But, they are not at Oakton.

The real question is: where do the other 20% of signatures come from? That may be Grandma and Grandpa.

Really great run down, thank you!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Take Crossfield, Navy, and Lees Corner as Lees Corner is closer to Western than Fox Mill. Fox Mill stays at SLHS.

Fox Mill likely will stay at SLHS, because of Crossfield's bussing situation and not because Lee's Corner is closer.

Lee's Corner is not closer. The closest Fox Mill homes are 1.8 miles away from Western.

Nope, sorry, lFox Mill is 4 miles away from Western. PLUS you have to take seven turns to get there. Whereas from Crossfield, you only have to take four turns to get to Western. As such, it takes 10-12 minutes from both schools to get to Western. Basically no difference.

*See, I can play your stupid game, too.

You are such a liar.

I’m so sorry Menopause is hurting your sweet little feelings that now you have to take it out on all of us in an anonymous forum.

You stupid 🐕

Wow, WTF was that? Get help, lady.

It's a troll.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just looked at the comments on the petition. I guess they think they care more about their kids than other people. One did bring up property values, too.

It is the epitome of dumb when people pretend that property values don’t matter.

I’ve heard this over and over from the school board members, and then they turn around and kvetch about not having enough money.

Citizens care deeply about property values and the school board really hurts FCPS by ignoring it.

And I’m not even a die-hard free market person.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just looked at the comments on the petition. I guess they think they care more about their kids than other people. One did bring up property values, too.

It is the epitome of dumb when people pretend that property values don’t matter.

I’ve heard this over and over from the school board members, and then they turn around and kvetch about not having enough money.

Citizens care deeply about property values and the school board really hurts FCPS by ignoring it.

And I’m not even a die-hard free market person.

You want the school system to be divided up and allocate its resources to protect private property values, and not to efficiently operate a school system? Thats a bold take.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just looked at the comments on the petition. I guess they think they care more about their kids than other people. One did bring up property values, too.

It is the epitome of dumb when people pretend that property values don’t matter.

I’ve heard this over and over from the school board members, and then they turn around and kvetch about not having enough money.

Citizens care deeply about property values and the school board really hurts FCPS by ignoring it.

And I’m not even a die-hard free market person.

You want the school system to be divided up and allocate its resources to protect private property values, and not to efficiently operate a school system? Thats a bold take.

You want the school system to have significantly less money to operate? Also bold.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just checked petition page:

80% of supporters come from:
20171
22033
20191

22033 is Fairfax/Navy. That one road that is split between Lee's Corner and Crossfield also has 22033--but there are not that many homes there to contribute that many signatures, I don't think. Navy friends may be helping with the petition.
20191 is Reston. Fox Mill Woods. But, they are not at Oakton.

The real question is: where do the other 20% of signatures come from? That may be Grandma and Grandpa.

20191 may be at SL, but they would be impacted by a move to Western too.