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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Turning Wootton HS as a holding school is just an option for future projects which won't happen probably at the earliest until Damascus HS is fully renovated/rebuilt. It all depends on the mcps enrollment numbers and money fund. If there is not enough mcps enrollment and no money,  they may not need a holding school or push the idea of turning Wootton HS as a holding school more later like a decade or two later. It is just my thoughts. We don't  need a holding school or permanent Crown HS when  mcps is currently underenrolled. [/quote]

Yeah definitely better to have a huge abandoned building right on Wootton pkwy for the foreseeable future. Also if you have ever talked to anyone in construction-the longer a building sits empty like that, its condition just gets considerably worse. [/quote]

You must be new around here.  The Wootton building won't be abandoned.  MCPS will sell the land to a developer for cheap to build new housing that will then feed into Crown.  Maybe even a townhouse development that will vastly increase traffic on Wootton Parkway.

[b]Keeping Wootton where it is controls traffic speeds and increases safety along Wootton Parkway.[/b][/quote]

:lol: You will make up anything to keep your school where it is, won't you?

A townhouse development would not add more traffic than your existing school.  But if it did, how is that different than development in any other part of county?[/quote]

+1. There’s an obnoxious city council member who is outraged by the potential of losing Wootton after spending years advocating changes to other people’s neighborhoods. Well, all that change has made Wootton dispensable. Take the new school and welcome the new townhouses in your neighborhood. I know change is hard but the county needs change to grow. [/quote]

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