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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why? Crossing the Pike at S Barton is easier and safer than crossing Walter Reed and Glebe? Not saying either is a better option but to say crossing The Pike is the reason why doesn’t make sense. [/quote]

I think in both scenarios these are bus riders, no? I think we all know that it's not really about walking. But they are trying to reduce the length of bus routes and this area is geographically further from the new location. I really don't know that they will do this, but I suspect. [/quote]

That area will be used to help Drew’s demographics. 
This is the moment the SB and APS can cater to all the cries about economic diversity. Reid Goldstein is going to make sure that is a huge part of this process. 
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Besides there are large populations of middle class famlies spread all over 22204. No one wants their school to be 70% disadvantaged.
You were promised you could stay at Henry? Ha![/quote]

Of course, re-drawing the South Arlington elementary boundaries is when we will see them heed the calls for balanced economic diversity across SOUTH Arlington Schools, you think?   F that!  Seriously!  Either balance economic diversity all across Arlington-( so easily achieved- just put VPI classes with guarantee to continue at that school in every school that has a low % of disadvantaged students.  These will be voluntary bus riders then. Let 2/3rd disadvantaged Montessori students continue into 1st grade at Jamestown, those classes are full! Those parents chose the bus! And DONE!) - or if you don’t own up to the engineered segregation. 
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