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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If crowding is so serious, and the current proposal won't solve the problem, has anyone considered shifting the southeastern (Forest Hills) part of the Murch district to Hearst as well? Just curious if this is an option or if there is some reason it doesn't make sense. Just glancing at the map it seems like it is another area that could be moved (rather than or in addition to the northern part of Murch being shifted to Lafayette, since Lafayette is already crowded too). [/quote]

Truly, honestly, no little kids from "southeastern Forest Hills" attend Murch.  Maybe a couple do, every few years.

Those single family homes along Albemarle / Audubon Terrace / 28th St are often owned by embassies and sit on enormous pieces of land -- meaning, there aren't many homes there at all since they're so far apart.

(if you meant by "southeastern FH" the apartments at Van Ness, that could be a different calculation WRT to number of children involved.  OTOH, that's not really Forest Hills)[/quote]

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