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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Please rip off the bandaid and just get these changes done sooner rather than later. All of this just prolongs hand wringing and worrying and makes all parents sound like whiny toddlers who aren't getting their way. Pushing this off until later just means needlessly including more parents with more kids in the process who just want their kid to go to school somewhere nearby. [/quote] How do you see that working before Reed opens that isn't just pushing the burden onto people who aren't you? That's not to say you are more deserving of the burden, just that if we're going to create all that upheaval, it should be for some net benefit, not just a zero sum.[/quote] I don't understand all the anger and hostility on this site? This is worse than whiny toddlers who can at least be convinced to refrain from name calling with guidance. Unclear why people seem to want to make this personal? This is basic objective decision making. Children can attend the nearby schools, those surrounding Reed. There are 5 neighborhood schools that will share a boundary with Reed when it opens. It's not difficult to figure that out and have children attend whichever neighborhood school they are closer to and be with other neighborhood children - when Reed opens the new boundary is implemented and those planning units move. Don't want to move twice? No problem, give parents the choice. Also not hard. This is certainly not difficult to do when you redrawn boundaries for the entire county and one time instead of looking at each 'onsey-twosy' schools at a time. [/quote]
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