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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is what Reid said she will likely put forth as amendments to her original plan. She said she'll release Thursday. (This is my AI overview of her remarks): - Proceed now with moving Walney Oaks (SPA 4420) from Franklin MS to Rocky Run MS. - Defer decisions on Rolling Valley ES split feeder to a new review, with potential relief recommendations due January 2027. - Defer Beech Tree ES moves tied to Glasgow MS relief; first implement the new Poe AAP center, then report back in January 2027 on Glasgow enrollment and demographics. - Set January 2027 reviews for: - Rolling Valley ES - Beech Tree ES - Lorton Station / Gunston / Halley / Laurel Hill area - Graham Greenway / Jefferson Village / Kingsley Commons area - Crossfield-to-Lee’s Corner 12-student move and related SPAs north of 395 aligned to Edison HS. - Cardinal Forest / Keene Mill boundary question remains under staff review and may or may not be amended depending on new analysis and further input.[/quote] Those dastardly West Springfield moms and their SPA’s north of 395! This was all their doing! :lol:[/quote] Well, too bad for them. McDaniel said he wants to put WSHS on the list and thinks its overcrowded. He wants them added to the review for next year.[/quote] Did he say something about WSHS at today's meeting?[/quote] Yes: "The most overcrowded high school in the entire county right now is West Springfield. We're not changing West Springfield now. But what I'm hoping to do is that we put it on a review list. So going forward, we take a look at data assumptions, we take a look at program placement, take a look at transfers. Obviously there's going to be some type of an impact once AAP centers are rolled out countywide and at the next five year abuse cycle, hopefully."[/quote]
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