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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Floris? They would have to pass McNair to get to Floris. It's definitely closest to Dogwood.[/quote]
Polo Fields is closer to  McNair, but also adjacent to Floris.  Were it in Floris, they'd probably send the buses up Monroe.[/quote]

I don’t think it’s necessary to move Polo Fields families to Skyview. South Lakes will be losing Floris and Fox Mill kids anyway.

Why create a new split feeder and further empty out South Lakes?[/quote]

I live in Polo Fields and looking at a map, I can see that our neighborhood does make the northern boundaries for Skyview nice and neat.  We're also pretty equidistant from either school.  I feel like both scenarios make sense.  I'm not super jazzed about doing one year at Hughes and then moving to Carson, but my kid is used to switching schools for other reasons and it won't be the end of the world.  He'll adapt.

I've also done the Hughes/SLHS experience with my older one and know that things will be fine there.  I like the joint campus there, and since my DS went to Terraset, it is a natural flow for us.  But at the same time, the chance to go to Skyview is exciting as well and since we do a lot of things.

Either one is much better than the previous options which had our neighborhood possibly going to Dogwood in Reston, down to Carson in Herndon, and then back over to South Lakes for HS in Reston.  That one was stupid and provided no continuity for the kids.[/quote]

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