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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]81 Hardy students went to MacArthur this year.

John-Francis got a bunch in 6th from temporary feeders - Garrison 24, Seaton 15, Cleveland &lt;10. In all four years prior, all of these schools sent &lt;10 to Cardozo.[/quote]

Interesting. What will happen to John Francis when those temporary feeders end.  And those feeder schools? It's a lot from Garrison.[/quote]

John Francis will offer more lottery seats again. I imagine many will go to students from Garrison, Seaton, and Cleveland as they did before.

Hopefully the new Euclid MS will get a lot of buy in from its feeders too, but that remains to be seen.[/quote]

Interesting. Even if you throw in 9 kids for Cleveland, that's only 48 kids. Even with feeder rights to a pretty well established and decently reputable school, that's actually not a ton of kids. Assuming you get another 20 from Cooke/Marie Reed/Tubman who also will have programatic feeder rights to the new Euclid Middle school (they each sent &lt;10 to their temporary programatic feeder this year, MacFarland), that's only 68 kids. They're going to have to take a LOT of out of bounds kids to fill this new Euclid Middle School. [/quote]

Keep in mind that many parents of this year's 6th graders have been thinking about middle school pathways for awhile. Families likely peeled off to more desirable feeders before they knew about the temporary John Francis feed. If parents see Euclid as a viable option early on in their child's academic career, Euclid could see more buy in than John Francis did this year.[/quote]

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