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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You can't argue that Westover can't get special treatment in one sentence and then say that just making option is less disruptive b/c that is the same special treatment for other neighborhoods.  I'm not going to be impacted either way, unless they bring another school into the mix, so maybe I see it without bias.  McKinley, Tuckahoe or Nottingham make sense IF there has to be an option school. [/quote]

I'm not impacted at all, so yes I do see it without bias. Just because you disagree with me doesn't mean I'm biased and you're not. I dislike giving special treatment to one neighborhood by making them a promise that they get a neighborhood school, no matter if that's the best solution overall. Every school should be looked at equally.

And yes, of course it less disruptive to make the new school and option school because then hundreds of kids, including those who live in Westover, get stability by being able to stay at their current school. Stability is one of the factors that are supposed to be considered in these boundary decisions.[/quote]

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