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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The last time there was rezoning the final phase took over six years to go into effect. That being said in 6 years your child will just be ending elementary. There are no guarantees in K that you can be sure of HS placement. [/quote] That’s ridiculous. Families should have certainty when becoming a part of a system that the rules aren’t going to change. Eaton and Hardy are great, but they’re really far and I would have made different choices if I was planning to send my kids there. [/quote] No, families should understand that in the US, governments shift the boundaries of public neighborhood schools on a regular basis. Buying a house on a certain street is never a guarantee of a certain school eight or ten years down the line. In many other jurisdictions, kids change schools the next year - no grandfathering. [/quote]
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