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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]White snowflakes to their battle stations.[/quote]

:lol: My sides are hurting...  :lol: [/quote]

You don't even understand how much overcrowding we have had in NW Arlington Elementary Schools.  It is our turn to have breathing room for a few years while they build housing on Lee Highway and EFC. It is okay for Tuckahoe, Nottingham. McKinley and Reed to be under-enrolled for 5-10 years.  These kids have been through so much and just look what will happen once they go to middle school.  Swanson is like a Zoo.  Don't send kids from across the county here it just wouldn't be fair to Tuckahoe.[/quote]

Oh no no no- don't try to hide behind McKinley and Reed. The Tuckahoe and Nottingham crew had *no problem* throwing Westover under the bus in 2014. Our kids are going to be overcrowded in an 800+ student school from 2015-2021 until Reed opens. That's an entire generation of Tuckahoe, Nottingham, Discovery, and Jamestown kids who got to enjoy a student body under 600 students with plenty of open green space for five years while our McK kids were packed in like sardines waiting for Reed to open. We're not helping you keep your school building Tuckahoe- you fight your own battle with your misguided math. But we'll be MORE THAN HAPPY to welcome the remnants of the Tuckahoe student body into McKinley in 2021-- lucky for you, we've already had a lot of practice![/quote]

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