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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some Murch boundary could realistically change to Hearst, since Hearst has boundaries which are too small to feed it and it is undergoing a renovation.[/quote]

If OPs kid starts Murch in September 2014 then she likely will be grandfathered in regardless if her elementary school changes to Hearst in 2015.  But there is some talk of Hearst feeding to Hardy Middle School, so I suppose there is a small likelihood that if OP is re-zoned for Hearst then her middle school might wind up being Hardy if all of Hearst goes to Hardy.  But this only applies if OP is at the very southern boundary of Murch.[/quote]

I have heard Eaton might go to Hardy, but had not heard that about Hearst. It is not far geographically from Deal, so would be a little surprising and is closer to Deal than Eaton or Oyster-Adams, though OA has it's own MS many IB families choose Deal from there. So a few other ES would go to Hardy before Hearst.[/quote]

Eaton am Hearst are definitely on the Deal chopping block-- at the top. They actually have a "viable" ms which is geographically close. The more distant ES feeders for Deal (Shepard, etc) have no "viable" feeder close at all. I would be shocked if their feeder pattern for future students doesn't change. [/quote]

may i ask you to follow up with your reasoning for your certainty about any sort of chopping block list?[/quote]

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