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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]PP:[b] Eaton is one feeder school that, for example, is close to 80% OOB in their upper grade-[/b]that is how! 
33% of students at Deal are OOB-you get rid of OOB feeder rights, you get rid of overcrowding, it is that simple-the numbers are far too vast to lie. OOB spaces should ONLY be made available when there is room![/quote]

If Easton is reassigned to Hardy -- and especially if Hardy's high school feed remains up in the air -- it will be more like 99% OOB by the upper grades.[/quote]

Sounds like a reasonable statement to me.  We are all thinking about high school, well before middle school, so if the middle school is acceptable, but the high school option is unclear or it sucks, then that middle school aint looking so flash either... although 99% OOB may be an exaggeration.... [/quote]

So, which is it: reasonable or an exaggeration?

Explain to me why the composition of Eaton will differ DRAMATICALLY from the composition of Key or Mann (unequivocally better schools)? Or, are you expecting them to go 99% OOB too? Why? What would have changed? (Recall, traditionally Key and Mann students don't attend Hardy (or Wilson) as it is.)

Moreover, Hardy is not being removed from Wilson. It was a silly place-holder note (worthy of more exploration, to be sure), but nothing more. [b]You will see on Thursday that the note is long gone. Book it.[/b] [/quote]

Wait, do you have info the next set of recommendations is coming out on Thursday?[/quote]

i had heard that on this point when pressed in public meetings, Abigail Smith was sounding very evasive, even by Bowser standards.[/quote]

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