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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Seema Dixit doesn't seem to consider the Westfield community as her constituents.[/quote]

Oh well. She'll remember when she's sniveling around trying to get reelected. [/quote]
I think she was only voted in because a huge portion of Sully is Indian. [/quote]

And almost all the Indian families zoned to Westfield are being moved to Skyview. [/quote]

I know nothing about the Indian population at Westfield.  I do think that there are a lot of Indian families who live close to Skyview.  So, it is not okay for them to have a school that is in their own area?  Dixit should keep them bused to Westfield from their area which is isolated from the rest of Westfield?[/quote]

PP was probably just pointing out that she was pleasing one of her main voting "blocks". For whatever reason, she clearly isn't at all concerned about the Westfield community.[/quote]

The one thing that is great for Skyview is that all the boundary options have only very close neighborhoods.  No one near Skyview should be staying at Westfield.

The issue is now backfilling Westfield. In no world should they send the part of Brookfield that is along 50.  It is too close to Chantilly and is a population that needs to be at the closest school.
Definitely, all of Cub Run should go to Westfield and the portion of Bull Run adjacent to those who already attend Westfield.

I also believe that Walney Oaks should go along with a couple of other neigborhoods that exit only to Walney Rd.  That makes geographic sense .  But, I suspect that ship has sailed.[/quote]

What is Centreville’s enrollment under that scenario?  Seems like it might be well under 2000.[/quote]

It dropped by around 100 students with Seema Dixit segregating just that one low income apartment building over to Westfield. [/quote]

It's not a single building, is it?   It appears to be several market-rate apartment complexes.  [/quote]

Its low-rise apartments where multiple families double up in one apartment. I think Bull Run fills up 4 buses just in that complex. Most of Bull Run's low income children live in that neighborhood and the low rise apartments off Route 29 behind the gas station. The rest of Bull Run are single family neighborhoods. [/quote]

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