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Reply to "B-CC/WJ capacity cluster meeting"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So they are considering expanding current schools in both clusters to have 740 students each? How does that work in the Rosemary Hills area - it would have 740 students, and then half the students would go to CCES and the other half to NCC, but each of those schools would need to have 740 students? The math does not work.[/quote] The WJ elementary schools are already all built (or in the midst of being built) to 715-770. They are looking at taking more of the B-CC cluster elementary schools to that size but a parameter of this capacity study was that they are not considering de-coupling RH, NCC and CC. So they are not looking at taking those 3 up to 740. For example, the NCC site is relatively large and relatively flat with good bus access and could pretty easily accommodate a larger school, but they did not consider that option due to the priority for keeping the RH/NCC/CC grouping intact. In other words, you are correct that the math doesn't work for those three schools to remain linked but each go to 740.[/quote] Thanks. I'm surprised they are not even considering decoupling. [/quote] Undoing the pairing with RHPS - "decoupling" - would essentially re-segregate the cluster. I doubt they could do it. I live in the cluster. I went to the school in the cluster when it was desegregated. I certainly wouldn't support re-segregation, and I think that many parents feel the same. I also don't think legally it would be viable to uncouple schools. There would likely be law suits to oppose. [/quote]
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