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

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Anonymous wrote:They need to take less community input and do what is best for fcps as a whole. Less on transportation = closest communities. Less adjustments = students already at Carson.

They stopped thinking about what was best for FCPS when they bought KAA without truly understanding what they were purchasing.

FCPS has a "possibilities" fairy problem and has had one for decades. Reid, the SB, ... all looking to burnish their resumes for the next job by dreaming up whatever strikes their fancy. JI, FLES, IB, ... are far more exciting than making the buses run on time or maintaining hundreds of school buildings. If the operations people had been able to keep the possibilities fairies away from KAA before they'd gutted it, FCPS would be getting exactly what this part of the County has needed ever since they built Carson - a community HS for about 2000 students.

And they'd have gotten the community HS for a song. People have been treating the cost of KAA as if land were free and freely available now and forever. The reality is all available large plots of land in Western Fairfax/Eastern Loudoun are getting snapped up as soon as they become available for $3M+ an acre - GW just sold their property in Loudoun for $4M per. Use $3M, the land itself would have cost $120M, the building was only $30M.

That’s literally what Skyview is.

Well know as the name insinuates that the school will be a magnet school because the board wiping decide on boundaries and resort to a re-voting on programming.

Give it a rest. The magnet was voted down months ago. It isn't happening. You lost.

Agreed. The Illuminati-level conspiracy theories are exhausting.

did you not see mcdaniels email recently where he highlighted the 3 pathways at skyview? AI, drone pilot, and robotics i think. and then as a side note he said traditional courses will also be available

Mr. Jagel’s and his staff emphasized the traditional courses at the February meeting. They discussed the non-pathway classes. The staff and Admin are focused for all the students.

Chantilly, Edison, and the academies offer specialized classes and a full list of classes. Skyview will be the same.

The concern people reasonably have is that the traditional options at Skyview will be weaker than at other schools because of the low enrollment and obvious focus on the pathways.

Give examples of how it will be weaker for the students, please. Traditional options are required in all schools. The population will likely require advanced courses--that will drive the courses offered.

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Anonymous wrote:They need to take less community input and do what is best for fcps as a whole. Less on transportation = closest communities. Less adjustments = students already at Carson.

They stopped thinking about what was best for FCPS when they bought KAA without truly understanding what they were purchasing.

FCPS has a "possibilities" fairy problem and has had one for decades. Reid, the SB, ... all looking to burnish their resumes for the next job by dreaming up whatever strikes their fancy. JI, FLES, IB, ... are far more exciting than making the buses run on time or maintaining hundreds of school buildings. If the operations people had been able to keep the possibilities fairies away from KAA before they'd gutted it, FCPS would be getting exactly what this part of the County has needed ever since they built Carson - a community HS for about 2000 students.

And they'd have gotten the community HS for a song. People have been treating the cost of KAA as if land were free and freely available now and forever. The reality is all available large plots of land in Western Fairfax/Eastern Loudoun are getting snapped up as soon as they become available for $3M+ an acre - GW just sold their property in Loudoun for $4M per. Use $3M, the land itself would have cost $120M, the building was only $30M.

That’s literally what Skyview is.

Well know as the name insinuates that the school will be a magnet school because the board wiping decide on boundaries and resort to a re-voting on programming.

Give it a rest. The magnet was voted down months ago. It isn't happening. You lost.

Agreed. The Illuminati-level conspiracy theories are exhausting.

did you not see mcdaniels email recently where he highlighted the 3 pathways at skyview? AI, drone pilot, and robotics i think. and then as a side note he said traditional courses will also be available

Mr. Jagel’s and his staff emphasized the traditional courses at the February meeting. They discussed the non-pathway classes. The staff and Admin are focused for all the students.

Chantilly, Edison, and the academies offer specialized classes and a full list of classes. Skyview will be the same.

The concern people reasonably have is that the traditional options at Skyview will be weaker than at other schools because of the low enrollment and obvious focus on the pathways.

Give examples of how it will be weaker for the students, please. Traditional options are required in all schools. The population will likely require advanced courses--that will drive the courses offered.

That's the thing. We won't know until later what Skyview can't offer. It's going to be a crap shoot for a few years because Reid and the School Board didn't have the brains to defer opening Skyview until it was truly ready.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They need to take less community input and do what is best for fcps as a whole. Less on transportation = closest communities. Less adjustments = students already at Carson.

They stopped thinking about what was best for FCPS when they bought KAA without truly understanding what they were purchasing.

FCPS has a "possibilities" fairy problem and has had one for decades. Reid, the SB, ... all looking to burnish their resumes for the next job by dreaming up whatever strikes their fancy. JI, FLES, IB, ... are far more exciting than making the buses run on time or maintaining hundreds of school buildings. If the operations people had been able to keep the possibilities fairies away from KAA before they'd gutted it, FCPS would be getting exactly what this part of the County has needed ever since they built Carson - a community HS for about 2000 students.

And they'd have gotten the community HS for a song. People have been treating the cost of KAA as if land were free and freely available now and forever. The reality is all available large plots of land in Western Fairfax/Eastern Loudoun are getting snapped up as soon as they become available for $3M+ an acre - GW just sold their property in Loudoun for $4M per. Use $3M, the land itself would have cost $120M, the building was only $30M.

That’s literally what Skyview is.

Well know as the name insinuates that the school will be a magnet school because the board wiping decide on boundaries and resort to a re-voting on programming.

Give it a rest. The magnet was voted down months ago. It isn't happening. You lost.

Agreed. The Illuminati-level conspiracy theories are exhausting.

did you not see mcdaniels email recently where he highlighted the 3 pathways at skyview? AI, drone pilot, and robotics i think. and then as a side note he said traditional courses will also be available

Mr. Jagel’s and his staff emphasized the traditional courses at the February meeting. They discussed the non-pathway classes. The staff and Admin are focused for all the students.

Chantilly, Edison, and the academies offer specialized classes and a full list of classes. Skyview will be the same.

The concern people reasonably have is that the traditional options at Skyview will be weaker than at other schools because of the low enrollment and obvious focus on the pathways.

Enrollment will normalize after the boundaries are set. People are fixated on next years class when the optin option was an anomaly.

The only people who have to worry about next years class offerings are the kids who opted in knowing it would be a weird year.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They need to take less community input and do what is best for fcps as a whole. Less on transportation = closest communities. Less adjustments = students already at Carson.

They stopped thinking about what was best for FCPS when they bought KAA without truly understanding what they were purchasing.

FCPS has a "possibilities" fairy problem and has had one for decades. Reid, the SB, ... all looking to burnish their resumes for the next job by dreaming up whatever strikes their fancy. JI, FLES, IB, ... are far more exciting than making the buses run on time or maintaining hundreds of school buildings. If the operations people had been able to keep the possibilities fairies away from KAA before they'd gutted it, FCPS would be getting exactly what this part of the County has needed ever since they built Carson - a community HS for about 2000 students.

And they'd have gotten the community HS for a song. People have been treating the cost of KAA as if land were free and freely available now and forever. The reality is all available large plots of land in Western Fairfax/Eastern Loudoun are getting snapped up as soon as they become available for $3M+ an acre - GW just sold their property in Loudoun for $4M per. Use $3M, the land itself would have cost $120M, the building was only $30M.

That’s literally what Skyview is.

Well know as the name insinuates that the school will be a magnet school because the board wiping decide on boundaries and resort to a re-voting on programming.

Give it a rest. The magnet was voted down months ago. It isn't happening. You lost.

Agreed. The Illuminati-level conspiracy theories are exhausting.

did you not see mcdaniels email recently where he highlighted the 3 pathways at skyview? AI, drone pilot, and robotics i think. and then as a side note he said traditional courses will also be available

Mr. Jagel’s and his staff emphasized the traditional courses at the February meeting. They discussed the non-pathway classes. The staff and Admin are focused for all the students.

Chantilly, Edison, and the academies offer specialized classes and a full list of classes. Skyview will be the same.

The concern people reasonably have is that the traditional options at Skyview will be weaker than at other schools because of the low enrollment and obvious focus on the pathways.

Enrollment will normalize after the boundaries are set. People are fixated on next years class when the optin option was an anomaly.

The only people who have to worry about next years class offerings are the kids who opted in knowing it would be a weird year.

Agree things will normalize eventually, if Reid and her minions don't screw things up more than they have already.