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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Only way to stop is new school board and superintendent.  Truly feel sorry for those that will be negatively impacted by the boundary changes.

They need to make other more important precursor decisions such as reducing or eliminating IB program, etc.

Just to stupid to know what to do when. [/quote]

You do know that OP is just complaining because their home value is declining, right? This has absolutely nothing to do with the children.[/quote]

I don't think so.

A neighborhood in our pyramid is getting moved to an adjacent, equal quality school, where their property values are likely to go up.

They were told it was because their high school was significantly overcrowded,  yet the school board just replaced them with a similar sized neighborhood, whose property values are going to rocket up.

They are upset, because adding hundreds of homes into their empty spots proves the rezoning wasn't about overcrowding, and because it shows that the school board prioritizes politics over stability for their own kids.

Their property values increase, but their kids are getting screwed with.  They are pi$$ed.

-- I actually am not against both changes, but completely agree with the families getting moved that the school board is treating their kids unfairly.  It would be less of a sting if FCPS was not moving almost 300 houses into their spots, after telling them their own kids must change schools because of overcrowding.

No one wants to sed there kids messed with, especially when the actions prove that the justification for moving their kids was a lie.[/quote]

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