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Anonymous wrote:This is a dog and pony show. The Northern Westfield elementary schools have to go or they will be cutoff from Westfield. It really comes down to if they pull South Lakes elementary schools or Chantilly elementary schools to go along with the Westfield ones.
The next issue is then back filling Westfield.
Thought moving part of Westfield and Chantilly into Skyview was pretty much guaranteed and the bigger questions were whether they’d move part of South Lakes or Oakton into Skyview as well and then move parts of Chantilly and/or Centreville to back fill Westfield.
It’s seemed like most of the back and forth over the past several months has been whether Fox Mill or Crossfield made more sense to move into Skyview.
Problem:
Meren won't let Fox Mill move.
RIO seems to have some clout. But, Crossfield should move.
Meren doesn’t have veto power and she could agree to cede Fox Mill to Skyview
if South Lakes gets the rest of Crossfield and maybe the Navy island in return. That would be a bit like the deal years ago to send Fox Mill from
Oakton to South Lakes, in return for which Oakton picked up part of Chantilly.
That would result the largest pupil placement movement in FCPS history.
The best part would be if they only allowed pupil placement to Skyview for AP.
That could be a possibility but I know Skyview is not available this year and kids wanting to pupil place out of SLHS are being sent to Herndon. The Language option for AP/Russian and AP/Japanese are no longer available. People who want to transfer from Herndon are only being given SLHS for IB. We had a friend who was pupil placing from Herndon who confirmed that the only option they had was SLHS for IB, there was not a language option which is what Herndon kids used to go to Langley for Russian.
I'm glad they are eliminating these loopholes. I still think kids who have done language immersion for years should be allowed to pupil place for language, but no one else.
So it's fine with you that some schools offer far more extensive language offerings than others, and kids at some schools will now have no way to access those courses. Got it.
Ooooh you had your gotcha moment, do you feel soooooo gooood about your self, mama?
Anyway, if you REALLY want my opinion, sweetheart, here it is: I think FCPS should offer the same base languages at every high school, and the high school that each language immersion elementary school is zoned to should offer that language (for example, South Lakes HS should offer Japanese because Fox Mill ES has Japanese immersion).
What's your gotcha now, honey buns??