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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]It’s actually surprising that these other schools would want to cut Tuckahoe[/b] rather than going. They don’t have homework, never since I’ve been there have iPads gone home and now I have a 3rd grader and it’s still at school. When my kid was younger they had two recesses a day. They get monthly outdoor gardening lessons. Wasn’t there an AEM post about recess, seem to remember every neighboring school saying there kids were getting way under the time they were supposed to get. Yet even before any of these materials were out or this process was even designed there were Area parents I knew telling me their pta thinks Tuckahoe is going away. It all seems defensive to me. And to be honest APS when they redraw for Reed could make nice circles around all those schools and will have to disappoint some parents sure their unit is going to Reed as the suggested walk zone survey includes way more than 725. So until that happens and they tell us what’s happeneing with Reeds attendence now that it seems APS and the neighborhood associations there want to include all those kids between Washington Blvd and I-66 I’d say some of those units from Tuckahoe/Nottingham (and Hell they even have a Glebe one or two on their possible walk zone) probably aren’t going to be Reed units. [/quote]

What school has advocated for making Tuckahoe choice?  This is the first I’ve heard of it.[/quote]

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