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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As a Chevy Chase parent I would want my children to attend the less crowded school WITH the Silver Spring kids they have been paired with since Kindergarten. I would also like them to be with the NCC kids they attended K-2 and are currently on sports teams right now, but would give that up for a less crowded school. I currently have a child at Westland and the overcrowding is ridiculous. Really no child can express their voice or learn much in a class with 35 other kids, especially with this dumbed down curriculum. Middle school is not like elementary school, there is much less parental involvement in the school. The distance is not that big of a deal, it's a pain on school event nights during rush hour but that is just a handful of times a year. If I was a Rock Creek Forest parent, I would want to continue to go to Westland. I wouldn't want my kids crammed into a new middle school just because it was closer. We are talking about maybe a 10-20 minute difference in bus rides. The morning bus picks up so early it misses rush hour, and the afternoon just catches a piece of the beginning of high traffic time. What is unfair is to bus the CCES and NCC kids back and forth in the BCC cluster and then continue to place them in overcrowded schools when the opportunity exists to split the populations in a fair socio-economic manner. [/quote] This is astonishing! The sole reason that RCF supported #6 is for the FARMS populations overwhelming support of it. They would be most impacted and they view things differently i.e. I would rather have a crowded school than to not ever be able to visit the school. So you are addressing the wrong people in this forum and are disconnected to the population who is advocating for this.[/quote]
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