Potomac Schools new 70 million dollar gym

[Anonymous]

Potomac sounds like a really nice country club. I heard they even offer classes! With real teachers! I can't wait until the Lazy River opens.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

No dog in this fight but know several Potomac families and they are nice as they can be with down to earth kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, they have the funding. Yes, the construction is underway. You can drive to campus and see for yourself. They are targeting end of 2019 completion.

Please do not suggest that people drive to the campus to check it out. The neighborhood counts cars going up and down Potomac School Road and the school must pay a fine if the allocation is exceeded. That is why the school has students board buses within a mile of the school, in order to alleviate the number of times the clicker is triggered in the road.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, they have the funding. Yes, the construction is underway. You can drive to campus and see for yourself. They are targeting end of 2019 completion.

Please do not suggest that people drive to the campus to check it out. The neighborhood counts cars going up and down Potomac School Road and the school must pay a fine if the allocation is exceeded. That is why the school has students board buses within a mile of the school, in order to alleviate the number of times the clicker is triggered in the road.

Why would the school choose such an unpleasant neighborhood for its location? Those neighbors do not sound welcoming.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, they have the funding. Yes, the construction is underway. You can drive to campus and see for yourself. They are targeting end of 2019 completion.

Please do not suggest that people drive to the campus to check it out. The neighborhood counts cars going up and down Potomac School Road and the school must pay a fine if the allocation is exceeded. That is why the school has students board buses within a mile of the school, in order to alleviate the number of times the clicker is triggered in the road.

How is that even legal? Looks like Potomac School Road is a public road with homes on it right up to the entrance of the school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, they have the funding. Yes, the construction is underway. You can drive to campus and see for yourself. They are targeting end of 2019 completion.

Please do not suggest that people drive to the campus to check it out. The neighborhood counts cars going up and down Potomac School Road and the school must pay a fine if the allocation is exceeded. That is why the school has students board buses within a mile of the school, in order to alleviate the number of times the clicker is triggered in the road.

How is that even legal? Looks like Potomac School Road is a public road with homes on it right up to the entrance of the school.

you not get in there anyway since there is armed security at the gate

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Wow this looks amazing!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, they have the funding. Yes, the construction is underway. You can drive to campus and see for yourself. They are targeting end of 2019 completion.

Please do not suggest that people drive to the campus to check it out. The neighborhood counts cars going up and down Potomac School Road and the school must pay a fine if the allocation is exceeded. That is why the school has students board buses within a mile of the school, in order to alleviate the number of times the clicker is triggered in the road.

Why would the school choose such an unpleasant neighborhood for its location? Those neighbors do not sound welcoming.

The school was there before the neighborhood.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, they have the funding. Yes, the construction is underway. You can drive to campus and see for yourself. They are targeting end of 2019 completion.

Please do not suggest that people drive to the campus to check it out. The neighborhood counts cars going up and down Potomac School Road and the school must pay a fine if the allocation is exceeded. That is why the school has students board buses within a mile of the school, in order to alleviate the number of times the clicker is triggered in the road.

Why would the school choose such an unpleasant neighborhood for its location? Those neighbors do not sound welcoming.

The school was there before the neighborhood.

All the more reason for Potomac to tell those unwelcoming neighbors to stuff it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, they have the funding. Yes, the construction is underway. You can drive to campus and see for yourself. They are targeting end of 2019 completion.

Please do not suggest that people drive to the campus to check it out. The neighborhood counts cars going up and down Potomac School Road and the school must pay a fine if the allocation is exceeded. That is why the school has students board buses within a mile of the school, in order to alleviate the number of times the clicker is triggered in the road.

Why would the school choose such an unpleasant neighborhood for its location? Those neighbors do not sound welcoming.

The school was there before the neighborhood.

No, that's not right and you know it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you “wish you were in Dixie”, Potomac is your school.

Hooray! Hooray!

[Anonymous]

Just visited recently. School paper says a new conservative club is forming, that most of the students are liberal and dominate class discussions, and this will be a forum for the minority. So still a liberal school, but not as suffocatingly so as a DC school we visited, where the school paper was full of references to the fact that basically every single person in the school is a liberal Democrat, with various jokes about, e.g., how gay and trans students are much better accepted than Republicans.

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Anonymous wrote:Just visited recently. School paper says a new conservative club is forming, that most of the students are liberal and dominate class discussions, and this will be a forum for the minority. So still a liberal school, but not as suffocatingly so as a DC school we visited, where the school paper was full of references to the fact that basically every single person in the school is a liberal Democrat, with various jokes about, e.g., how gay and trans students are much better accepted than Republicans.

This is unacceptable; are trans kids a jokey-joke measuring stick?

Sounds like using a reference to the n word as a bar for low status.

Repugnant! We won’t consider schools that have toxic culture for trans, though our kids are cis.

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Anonymous wrote:Just visited recently. School paper says a new conservative club is forming, that most of the students are liberal and dominate class discussions, and this will be a forum for the minority. So still a liberal school, but not as suffocatingly so as a DC school we visited, where the school paper was full of references to the fact that basically every single person in the school is a liberal Democrat, with various jokes about, e.g., how gay and trans students are much better accepted than Republicans.

Even Sidwell has a Young republicans Club. Most schools do. So what?