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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just wondering about when Woodward HS opens 2026, and MCPS redraws boundaries for Woodward, WJ and I am assuming Einstein, are they also going to redraw the boundaries for North Bethesda MS, Tilden MS and Silver Creek MS?

For example, DS will be in MS in 2026 - what is the likelyhood he will stay with his cohort through 8th grade or will they all be split up?[/quote]

Will DS be in 6th?  Because Unfortunately, the Woodward/Northwood project might be delayed one year by the County Council due to budget shortfalls.[/quote]
DP.
My child will be in HS in 2026, and a junior at WJ. If they redraw boundaries, will they, at least, grandfather kids who're already there? [/quote]
Juniors and Seniors stay in their old school.[/quote]

Or at least that is what happened with the Seneca Valley rezoning. The grandfathering decision is part of the superintendent's recommendation, and the Woodward recommendation will be written by a yet-to-be-named superintendent.[/quote]

As far as I know, it's happened in all recent (~20 years or so) boundary studies. If you have evidence to the contrary, please provide it.[/quote]

Before Seneca Valley, when was the last boundary study to populate a new high school building?

My point wasn't to say that grandfathering of juniors and seniors is unlikely, just to point out that there will be different and unknown people making the decisions in 2025.[/quote]

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