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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just wondering about when Woodward HS opens 2026, and MCPS redraws boundaries for Woodward, WJ and I am assuming Einstein, are they also going to redraw the boundaries for North Bethesda MS, Tilden MS and Silver Creek MS? For example, DS will be in MS in 2026 - what is the likelyhood he will stay with his cohort through 8th grade or will they all be split up?[/quote] Yes, the Woodward HS boundary study will include the DCC (or at least that's the current plan). And yes, you should assume that there will also be changes in which middle schools go to which high schools. [/quote] DP. Though Silver Creek may not be part of it, since they're neither WJ nor DCC clusters. The middle schools I would expect to be part of the boundary study would be North Bethesda, Tilden and the DCC middle schools they're adjacent to: Newport Mill, Loiederman, and Parkland.[/quote] The MS consortium are no where close to Woodward. I would suspect Silver Creek would get moved to Woodward given the proximity to WJ/location. [/quote] Woodward to Silver Creek: 4.4 miles Woodward to Loiederman: 4.5 miles [/quote] Loiederman is heavily Hispanic and low income. They wouldn't fit into the W crowd. Move Silver Creek.[/quote] Exactly--that's how you get diverse schools, by combining people from different backgrounds.[/quote] The boundary analysis clearly shows that most people in MoCo don't care about diverse schools as much as they care about remaining in schools as close to home as possible. The only people obsessed with diversity are UMC white progressives.[/quote]
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