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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Williamsburg is too underenrolled for them to do nothing while several other middle schools sit there at I full capacity or over.[/quote]

No other middle schools is over capacity.

People are free to transfer. [/quote]

I'm sure you'd find that solution equally helpful if Gunston were the vastly under-enrolled school and Williamsburg at/above capacity.[/quote]

At the elementary level, Drew has been underenrolled since Montessori moved out with no signs of that ever changing. APS is fine with letting a school be underenrolled if people aren't yelling about it. [/quote]

Drew's population is precisely the demographic that SHOULD be in a small school. Nottingham is not.[/quote]

Yep[/quote]

Same with Williamsburg.  Such a joke.

And voluntary transfers is not going to fill up Williamsburg.

The messaging that you should leave the rich kids under enrolled and it’s all good the rest of you are at capacity is so freaking typical N Arlington obnoxious.[/quote]

With the governor pulling funds and the county needing to raise estate taxes just to get APS to break even, you’re welcome to start a gofundme to pay for the buses and drivers that APS would need to turn the existing walkers at Swanson and Hamm into bus riders.

Personally I’d rather APS focus on what’s absolutely necessary this year, which will be hard enough as it is.[/quote]

Why am I so confident that if the enrollment situations were reversed, with the South significantly under-capacity and north full, your priorities would be different....[/quote]

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