How did you pick your elementary school in fairfax for a kid with asd

[Anonymous]

How did you pick an elementary school for a kid with asd

[Anonymous]

Mostly just based on where you live. Not sure what you're actually asking?

[Anonymous]

You don't pick the school. The school is determined by where you live. If you are currently looking for a house, then budget and commute would play a major part. What are the commutes and what is the budget?

[Anonymous]

Op here I ask because I am looking for a house and a good school for my little one budget 40000

[Anonymous]

Op sorry meant 400k

[Anonymous]

You can get a 2 bedroom condo in downtown McLean for that budget and be in Franklin Sherman ES' district.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can get a 2 bedroom condo in downtown McLean for that budget and be in Franklin Sherman ES' district.

OP, it all depends on what else you want from school. Sure, SPED is a must, but do you want an AAP center, foreign languages, or you don't care about any of those things and just want a warm and fuzzy school. While our school is not an AAP center and it doesn't have FLES or immersion programs, its staff is very warm and nurturing towards SN kids. I can afford to move us to another school but will my kid be treated as a human being vs. "that bad kid"? I am not sure.