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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, PP. I felt like Dr. Dale was really dancing around that issue last night. Schultz asked the direct question about what is done if the school is closed to transfers and he didn't ask it directly. I took that to mean that they actually do pupil place at schools closed for transfer (as is evident on the Haycock dashboard). I sure hope that's right. It would be a travesty to move those children again because FCPS can't get its SH&T together. I think it's only 4-6 kids.[/quote] FCPS should have done a large scale boundary process in fall 2012 including AAP. Not left AAP instruction and facilities under Carol Horn who now for some elementary and middle schools has a scope of authority covering almost 35% of students. She runs the locations, curriculum, facilities, and buses. Her program is putting a squeeze on budgets and facilties. Those ex Freedom Hill base school students are actually better off than the crew left in the overcrowded Haycok for that renovation. They get a place that is renovated with a new addition. They get Kilmer and Marshall. I suspect the Cluster 2 parents and board members will bounce out Cluster1. [/quote] Guess it has to come out of your own mouths. We've been telling you for months you weren't getting such a raw deal. I have no idea what the last comment means. Lemon Road is a Cluster 2 school but it's physically located in Cluster 1. The neighborhood kids at LR go to Cluster 1 middle and high schools. [/quote] My own mouth resides in a house assigned to none of these schools but does pay taxes that support all the nonsense. The soon to be overcrowded Kilmer is in Cluster 2 and is one of Patty Reed's schools. It receives a portion of Jane Strauss' Cooper students for AAP. Voting against any sort of Cooper AAP does a disservice to Reed's constituents. Trailers at Kilmer or trailers at Cooper?[/quote]
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