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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Complainers gonna complain. We've been perfectly happy with our APS experience. The scores show zero difference between our school and high achieving MCPS / FCPS schools. So, shrug. [/quote] So you are at Jamestown?[/quote] Dang you went there. And you’re probably right.[/quote] Frankly so jealous of Jamestown. We are in North Arlington and the schools were supposed to be good, but it is such a difference apparently between neighborhoods. Jamestown is apparently amazing and meanwhile we are looking at private school because our neighborhood school is not the best. We should have bought north of Langston.[/quote] Which NA schools are not as nice as Jamestown?[/quote] We are zoned for Ashlawn. It might be North Arlington, but everything my friends describe at Jamestown sounds miles different from Ashlawn. [b]Don't even get me started on the people I know whose kids are older, at Yorktown/ Their kids have played sports at a competitive level for years but cannot get on the high school team because the school is so overcrowded the unless you are a superstar you cant be on the team. It makes me question why we live here.[/b] [/quote] It’s much easier to make the cut sports at W-L and Wakefied since there is less competition for the spots, due to demographics, i.e., the vast majority of Yorktown students are affluent and have played competitive athletics since they were young. Currently some cut sports at W-L and Wakefield could use more players to fill out the rosters. The award winning dance team at W-L is small and could certainly grow much larger. Note however that transfers specifically for sports is against VHSL policy. So no transfers from Yorktown to Wakefield to play varsity lacrosse for example. [/quote] How long will the slack in sports last as WL grows to 3000 students and becomes more affluent with rising housing prices? Will they field 2 varsity basketball teams? Did that addition built last year include another gym?[/quote]
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