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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I[b]sn't your real beef against the county, for continuing to put affordable housing in areas where there is already a lot of low-market-rate housing?  Because I think that's the real problem here.  [/b]

If enough middle class families are moved as a block to a "lower achieving" school, in theory it should become a higher performing school, right?[/quote]

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Don't put this all on the school board. [/quote]

But knee-jerk reactions are so much easier than actually educating yourself.[/quote]

STFU. The APS school board - and staff - don't make decisions about affordable housing. Period. OThey have a bit of flexibilbilty but are extremely limited just based on how the population is distributed throughout the county.

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So now that everyone must be able to walk to their closest school, the neighborhoods that are zoned in such a way that their schools aren't as likely to become overcrowded due to lower density of housing/higher housing costs are just going to be able to remain under capacity in perpetuity. Sounds equitable to me. [/quote]

Everyone except you wants to be near their school. Not sure why that's hard for you to understand. [b]The people have talked, you should listen. [/b]

-two of my kids are at one of the most crowded ESs
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Yeah, all 400 responses to Engage. That clearly represents EVERYONE. [/quote]

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