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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am coming to the discussion late.  can someone catch me up - what is wrong with keeping the boundaries as they are?[/quote]
Ask the rest of the country where they regularly adjust boundaries so they don't have to set up trailer parks at their schools to house classrooms or bus kids halfway across the county that could be taught somewhere closer to home.[/quote]

Trailers have been a way of life with FCPS for 40 years. 8130 won’t fix that. Who cares so much about trailers. Seriously. Its nuts. [/quote]

FCPS Alum. Had many classes in trailers. Somehow made it out alive and am posting here with you fine folks. Crazy I was able to survive. [/quote]
100%. The person arguing to upend the fruit cart because of trailers is grasping at the thinnest of straws.[/quote]

Np. No dog in this fight, but I thought the old trailers are full of mold. They're fine new but get moldy if not replaced after a while, which is a health hazard, especially for teachers who stay in them all day.[/quote]

Getting rid of trailers should be a goal, but some of the people who rail about modulars just use that as an excuse because they want to get the poorest kids redistricted out of their schools.  [/quote]

Chantilly, Centreville, and Westfield have a total of 36 "temporary classrooms" AKA "trailers."
28 modular classrooms.

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Chantilly's modular classrooms will not be needed, in 2 years, when they are 250 students fewer.

(See above)[/quote]

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