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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]W-L does not have 4000 students. That’s ridiculous. It has about 2000. We have been very pleased with the level of instruction there. My son is in 10th grade. [/quote]

No the projections for the 2008 birth cohort. Basically after financial crisis, way more families stayed in apts and th rather than moving to ffx and aha units are on the rise.

It was Murphy who made all these projections, Durans background is equity officer so we know where the school board focus lie.

I want us to invest in all students, happily pay more property tax, to see everyone served but instead we end up with last March where we don’t teach new material b/c some can’t access. Rather than spinning up new solutions, we water things down

Will that improve after pandemic?  Fairfax has it AAP and TJ; Moco has magnets, APS Has lottery only HB. Mainstream schools used to have solid fundamentals but they are too over crowded and [b]seem giving up on differentiation [/b][/quote]

The next priority for the woke crowd is to get rid of differentiation entirely. For example TJ, but also look at other districts in heavily-left leaning areas. It's called "opportunity hoarding", because they think in zero-sum and "crab in a bucket" mentality. If left unchecked, it will drive more and more families to private and erode the reason a lot of families move to Arlington in the first place.[/quote]

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