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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wow, I didn't even realize it really isn't part of the neighborhood at all. You can take this block and the one next to it and make it its own without disrupting the neighborhood "moral cohesion" because there are no current residents, but there will be. [/quote]

Gilliam Place will be no different neighbor-wise than Dundree Knolls or Alcova Row.  They are all multi-family housing developments fronting the Pike.  And the residents and homeowners in them are part of our neighborhood.  Should we carve off those to Randolph while we carve out Gilliam to Fleet?  Just send all of our neighborhood's multi-family housing to various elementary schools while the SFHs go to a different one?[/quote]

That sounds like a reasonable idea, as it is the preference for those communities.[/quote]

Huh?  Alcova Row and Dundree Knolls have said they would prefer going to a different school than the rest of their neighborhood?  And so has Gilliam Place, which is still under construction?[/quote]

The immigrants who live in AH have said they want to be together. They don’t gaf about middle class sfh owners. Give them what they’ve asked for. Put them In randolph.[/quote]

Where and when did "the immigrants who live in AH" (I assume you're referring to Alcova Heights, since that's what the discussion has been on this point), say anything?[/quote]
You’re right. They would probably like to be token minorities at Henry.[/quote]

Henry is a majority-minority school. [/quote]

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