Tuckahoe Swanson Yorktown neighborhood

Anonymous
What neighborhood feeds into Tuckahoe, Swanson then Yorktown?
Anonymous
East Falls Church.
Anonymous
It looks like the part of Tuckahoe south of Lee Highway goes to Swanson. All of Tuckahoe goes to Yorktown. Is that area called Leeway?


http://www.apsva.us/page/3001
Anonymous
The neighborhood between Overlee pool and Westover.
Anonymous
Keep in mind upcoming boundary changes
Anonymous
OP here. Thanks all. When will the boundary changes be decided, and when will it be effective? Not finding much info on the APS website. Planning move early this summer and start 2 DCs in elem Fall of 2014.
Anonymous
Boundary changes have already been determined, due to begin when new ES opens in fall 2015
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thanks all. When will the boundary changes be decided, and when will it be effective? Not finding much info on the APS website. Planning move early this summer and start 2 DCs in elem Fall of 2014.



Here are the boundary changes. Planning units near Westover are moving from Tuckahoe to Nottingham. This map shows the new elementary school boundaries that take effect September, 2015:

http://www.apsva.us/cms/lib2/VA01000586/Centricity/Domain/110/Supt%20Recommendation%20-%20Variation%20B_Street%20Map.pdf

Anonymous
Thanks, PP! Are there also plans to change HS boundaries this year?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Thanks, PP! Are there also plans to change HS boundaries this year?


Here's the web page devoted to APS' "More Seats for More Students"

http://www.apsva.us/moreseats

Also, the School Board will receive an update at the Oct. 10 meeting on the More Seats initiative, so they may talk about HS. I believe they are setting up a framework for addressing HS overcrowding, but I can't remember when they would be proposing changes
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Thanks, PP! Are there also plans to change HS boundaries this year?


Here's the web page devoted to APS' "More Seats for More Students"

http://www.apsva.us/moreseats

Also, the School Board will receive an update at the Oct. 10 meeting on the More Seats initiative, so they may talk about HS. I believe they are setting up a framework for addressing HS overcrowding, but I can't remember when they would be proposing changes


http://www.sungazette.net/arlington/news/staff-aps-has-no-room-to-squeeze-in-new-high/article_3525b538-34b7-11e3-a92b-001a4bcf887a.html

This article might address what you were talking about regarding the high schools. Looks like they've decided not to build another school.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Thanks, PP! Are there also plans to change HS boundaries this year?


Here's the web page devoted to APS' "More Seats for More Students"

http://www.apsva.us/moreseats

Also, the School Board will receive an update at the Oct. 10 meeting on the More Seats initiative, so they may talk about HS. I believe they are setting up a framework for addressing HS overcrowding, but I can't remember when they would be proposing changes


http://www.sungazette.net/arlington/news/staff-aps-has-no-room-to-squeeze-in-new-high/article_3525b538-34b7-11e3-a92b-001a4bcf887a.html

This article might address what you were talking about regarding the high schools. Looks like they've decided not to build another school.


It's kind of odd. APS rebuilds schools without seeming to add much, if any, additional capacity and then treats the inevitable overcrowding as validation that APS is attracting families and students in "droves." Just seems like bad planning.
Anonymous
I wouldn't worry so much about the middle school - Williamsburg is supposed to be great too. Some of the split feeders in Arlington can get confusing!
Anonymous
Honestly my worry is that its too white.
Anonymous
Looks like it is still more diverse than most of the elementary schools that feed into it. 73% white is still majority, but there appears to be some diversity. It is likely more homogeneous in terms of economics.
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