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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does anyone know how to build a map by planning unit that shows the different elementary/middle/HS combinations? I often hear parents say “no one else is split up like our PU” and I am curious if that is actually true or if there are pockets like this all over the county. I would like to advocate during future boundary debates to minimize these isolated PUs.

I’m not impacted by the MS boundary process, but we live in a planning unit where ours is the only PU at our elementary where kids will stay together through HS. A small portion of our ES will go to MS together. Then we will be split from those ES friends, but joined again in HS with kids who went to the same ES but different MS. [/quote]

The planned (then cancelled) 2020 comprehensive boundary changes to all the school pyramids were supposed to help the Ashlawn boundaries.

Before 2018, Ashlawn used to split to Swanson and Kenmore but then all students reunited at W-L for high school. [/quote]

Right - but the question is “Is Ashlawn the only school that splits this much?” Or are there other parts of the county that also get split up? [/quote]

Abingdon splits to Gunston, TJ and Kenmore [/quote]

Many kids experience a split after elementary or middle school or both.  Tuckahoe, Nottingham, Glebe, Barrett split.  All the middle schools split except for Williamsburg and Gunston I think?[/quote]

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