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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, I will have zero sympathy for Murch parents complaining about overcrowding given how irrationally they fought sensible boundary changes.  I do hope they have a great renovation though.  Wouldn't wish the fight one has to have with this city to get a renovation on anyone.[/quote]

Except there are many of us who realize that we need to have our boundaries shrunken especially with our land constraints.  At least - we'll always have a good playground :)

And yes - it would bite but it's not like Lafayette and Hearst aren't perfectly good options.  Most of the city would kill to be able to go to Hearst.  It's been renovated.  If a sizable portion of Murch goes there - that will help the IB situation.  There is more diversity which can be actually be a good thing.

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Thank you PP.  Your comments reflect common sense and open-mindedness which sometimes seems in short supply in these boundary/school assignment conversations.   Thank you.[/quote]

Early childhood center generally means pre-K through 1 or 2 so most of it is compulsory. Community center use is worth a good discussion.  [/quote]

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