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Reply to "school board work session on enrollment and transfers in options schools(and also a new high school)"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Key is ES, though. How many ES kids are getting to/from school by metro? They certainly are not traveling alone. [/quote] They are not alone. I see kids get off the metro and the bus all the time. We can't discount the number of lower income families who go to Key. It is much higher than ASF. Remember Key pulls from North and South Arlington. For some of these families school bus times may not work. I get that the times aren't ideal for everyone but lower income families are less likely to have cars and/or work hour flexibility. Being able to use public transportation is a big plus. ASF being less than a mile from 2 metro stations is not the same as Key being 2-3 blocks from the metro and several bus lines. We are walkers to Key and I metro to work so I see a fair share of kids who commute using public transportation. With their parents of course. Stats on this would be helpful as this is just my personal observation over 3 years. For the PP who asked about transfer out stats, I don't think these exist. The current zone is Key/ASF you go to one or the other. You don't have to opt out of Key to go to ASF. [/quote]
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