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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m not sure CM Frumin is up for this fight.  If I were a young Ward 3 family I’d be on high alert early in this process.  [/quote]

+1. The LaFayette PTA needs to have a sit down with CM Frumin immediately to understand how his “Ward 3 for All” plan impacts the boundary revision process. [/quote]

Most of Lafayette is W4. Families will need to sit down with CM Lewis George, too. [/quote]

No one plays the equity card more than Janeese, and if you gave her a truth serum, I would bet a lot of money that she wants to move Lafayette kids to the other side of the park.

But she also knows that expressing that desire would make her a one-termer, so she'll conveniently forget about equity on this subject.[/quote]

Her core constituents are not WOTP (ie, don’t think she cares). But if she is ok with moving Lafayette, she might have to propose to move SP as well. And that would hit her pretty close to home. [/quote]

Please. The WOTP people would figure out a way to get her office for sure if she suggested moving Lafayette. I’m one of those people. No way that’s actually going to happen so it’s not worth the political turmoil. Also, Lafayette parents aren’t sending their kids to Coolidge anytime soon. So it wouldn’t do anything to actually create any equity. [/quote]

Have prior boundary studies suggested rezoning Lafayette? I just don’t see this happening for so many reasons. I mean I get the sense a lot of CC families rarely cross the park at all, let alone for school.[/quote]

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