APS: Think the "no move" campaign is going to work?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Staff is continuing to defend their work. The School Board will be voting against the staff and the superintendent if they don't move.
https://go.boarddocs.com/vsba/arlington/Board.nsf/files/BKLQC968420F/$file/F-1%20Elementary%20School%20Planning%20Information%20Item%20010920.pdf

Also- I particularly enjoyed the 'it's not that we didn't listen to alternate community proposals, it just that they were stupid proposals' part of the presentation. "The alternate proposals submitted to APS prioritize
McKinley as a neighborhood school, without considering the impact
on other students or schools."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Also- I particularly enjoyed the 'it's not that we didn't listen to alternate community proposals, it just that they were stupid proposals' part of the presentation. "The alternate proposals submitted to APS prioritize McKinley as a neighborhood school, without considering the impact on other students or schools."

I read one that said something about "Some respondents proposed moving ATS to South Arlington, but we're not talking about South Arlington right now."

So are we all one Arlington, or not?

[Anonymous]

Always remember
That when the game is over
The rich zip codes win

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Also- I particularly enjoyed the 'it's not that we didn't listen to alternate community proposals, it just that they were stupid proposals' part of the presentation. "The alternate proposals submitted to APS prioritize McKinley as a neighborhood school, without considering the impact on other students or schools."

I read one that said something about "Some respondents proposed moving ATS to South Arlington, but we're not talking about South Arlington right now."

So are we all one Arlington, or not?

Which slide was that on?

[Anonymous]

I’m really impressed by Cintia Johnson after reading this presentation (which I know she didn’t actually author, but certainly approved). It shows strong leadership and a willingness to take ownership of controversial decision.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Also- I particularly enjoyed the 'it's not that we didn't listen to alternate community proposals, it just that they were stupid proposals' part of the presentation. "The alternate proposals submitted to APS prioritize McKinley as a neighborhood school, without considering the impact on other students or schools."

I read one that said something about "Some respondents proposed moving ATS to South Arlington, but we're not talking about South Arlington right now."

So are we all one Arlington, or not?

Which slide was that on?

I;m not sure if you are asking about the McKinley quote or the ATS to South arlington. The McKinley slide is page 37. I'm not the poster on moving to South Arlington and don't know if that is in this presentation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m really impressed by Cintia Johnson after reading this presentation (which I know she didn’t actually author, but certainly approved). It shows strong leadership and a willingness to take ownership of controversial decision.

+1

Nice job sticking to facts and making a rational decision.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Staff is continuing to defend their work. The School Board will be voting against the staff and the superintendent if they don't move.
https://go.boarddocs.com/vsba/arlington/Board.nsf/files/BKLQC968420F/$file/F-1%20Elementary%20School%20Planning%20Information%20Item%20010920.pdf

Also- I particularly enjoyed the 'it's not that we didn't listen to alternate community proposals, it just that they were stupid proposals' part of the presentation. "The alternate proposals submitted to APS prioritize
McKinley as a neighborhood school, without considering the impact
on other students or schools."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Also- I particularly enjoyed the 'it's not that we didn't listen to alternate community proposals, it just that they were stupid proposals' part of the presentation. "The alternate proposals submitted to APS prioritize McKinley as a neighborhood school, without considering the impact on other students or schools."

I read one that said something about "Some respondents proposed moving ATS to South Arlington, but we're not talking about South Arlington right now."

So are we all one Arlington, or not?

I'm pretty sure that comment isn't in the draft presentation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m really impressed by Cintia Johnson after reading this presentation (which I know she didn’t actually author, but certainly approved). It shows strong leadership and a willingness to take ownership of controversial decision.

+1

Nice job sticking to facts and making a rational decision.

Especially strong given her background in Spanish Immersion (helped open and spent 10 years as principal at Claremont) in APS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Also- I particularly enjoyed the 'it's not that we didn't listen to alternate community proposals, it just that they were stupid proposals' part of the presentation. "The alternate proposals submitted to APS prioritize McKinley as a neighborhood school, without considering the impact on other students or schools."

I read one that said something about "Some respondents proposed moving ATS to South Arlington, but we're not talking about South Arlington right now."

So are we all one Arlington, or not?

Which slide was that on?

I;m not sure if you are asking about the McKinley quote or the ATS to South arlington. The McKinley slide is page 37. I'm not the poster on moving to South Arlington and don't know if that is in this presentation.

I was talking about the SA comment, which I’m pretty sure pp is making up.

[Anonymous]

I dare one of you to share the draft presentation on AEM.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Apparently Reid Goldstein met privately with McKinley PTA officers over winter break, even though he’s not their school liaison. I guess he doesn’t have as much integrity as the staff.

Fortunately Reid is pretty ineffective at asserting positions or persuading people, so even if they convinced him, he won’t do more than “spitball” without taking an actual position.

Reid is a wet noodle...if he is your last hope might as well get ready to ride to Ashlawn. I guess he can try and look like a nice guy by being the 1 vote against it.

[Anonymous]

I still don’t get it— what’s wrong with Ashlawn?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I still don’t get it— what’s wrong with Ashlawn?

There is nothing wrong with Ashlawn other than that people in the McKinley walk zone can’t walk there.