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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Pushing Hearst & Eaton out does not really solve the long term issue of the neighborhood demographics.  The problem is that schools like Janey & Murch are expected to grow so much that you are in the same over crowding mess.  You have to address the whole distribution, meaning you have to spread those kids to the schools that have large oob populations now.  My guess is that Hearst and Eaton stay but with Janey kids at least pulled into their school boundaries.  It is the only way you deal with the underlying numbers problem.[/quote]

How would that help with the Deal crowding issue if they still feed into Deal?

For the Hearst posters, if more IB students are attending Hearst, how is that different in regards to the diversity issue (which is a Hearst claim for keeping Hearst as a feeder) than having Heast feed into Hardy. Won't Deal be becoming higher SES (ie, white) either way-- if Hearst goes to Hardy OR if IB kids choose Hearst? [/quote]

It helps deal by redistributing Janey kids & displacing oob kids.[/quote]

Wait, so it would help Janney not Deal?  Ha ok. The world does not revolve around Janney. Do Janney people know this? [/quote]

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