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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People need to get their heads out of their asses and use their brains. If they don't take demographics into consideration, what exactly do they think is going to happen to WL in a couple of years? More and more people are going to try and shoehorn into whatever the new boundary is, especially if they increase the Wakefield FARMS rate. Hell, I bought for a home zoned Wakefield and have been totally fine with it, but I'll move in bounds for WL when the time comes, if Wakefield's demographics deteriorate. 
We'll be right back where we started. It's a system wide problem, and has to be addressed as such.
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Do you really think everyone will be successful at selling their homes in s. Arlington and moving to north?  If thry could have they already would be here.[/quote]

Yes, you ignorant snob, I do. If Wakefield becomes a no go school for every home buyer,[b] you will also have new residents to Arlington not considering south Arlington and crowding into the North in even greater numbers[/b]. Use your brain. [/quote]

THIS, FOR THE CHEAP SEATS.

And plus also, the county cannot afford to destabilize one of its three high schools, and tank the housing values of thousands of property owners zoned Wakefield. The county relies on the taxes, based on real estate assessments, to fund services to all parts of Arlington. If every home in south Arlington zoned Wakefield suddenly depreciates, the county will have less money for the services all residents enjoy. Good luck getting a fourth HS of any kind then. Bye, bye, additional 1300 seats. [/quote]

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