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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is my biggest issue with the boundary changes. It is unconscionable that they did not guarantee to grandfather juniors and seniors, but chose to grandfather seniors only. I haven't written all school board members and the superintendent multiple times on this targeted issue. From the superintendent's team I got a straight out lie back that "there had been no decisions yet made about boundary changes or grandfathering". I promptly replied with a highlighted version of 8130 that had been approved and only includes seniors. Got back a "well, they can still decide to include more than seniors". Sure, can, but will they? I doubt it. I've written to Sandy Anderson multiple times and gotten back form letters than address nothing that I specifically ask her stance on. Our in person meeting at LBSS was LIVID when people found out only seniors are grandfathered to any changes. I've said before, we are on the line for a potential boundary shift from WSHS to Lewis or SoCo. I will be incredibly angry and do anything I can to keep my 2028 grad at WSHS for his junior and senior year. He is a freshman now, already signed up for AP sophomore courses not offered at Lewis. He's an athlete that is putting his time in on his JV team to build to varsity. He is in several clubs now and looking at leadership positions down the road. Pulling the rug out from under juniors is unbelievable. Now, my 2031 grad, we will try Lewis if we are moved with an open mind. If they keep IB, he's a great candidate for it. And maybe he'll do better at a less competitive school than WSHS. We can make it work, regardless. But, no moving juniors. That's insane. [/quote] I am 100% with you! I have a class of '28 DC who lettered in a sport this winter. We were looking at letterman jackets recently and thought about how the SB might force a move. It's heartbreaking to think that adults would do this to teenagers at such a critical point in their education. The lack of empathy is staggering. [/quote] Robin Lady says these kids are too soft and it will toughen them up to move schools.[/quote] She has grown kids who went to Marshall HS and one went into UVA and the other to Duke. She revealed this personal info about her kids at a public event after one of her comments (I’m paraphrasing) about “all your kids will be fine no matter what school they end up at, all the FCPS schools are great.” [/quote]
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