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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Both schools should be neighborhood. Swapping them does NOTHING to address influx of 300+ students from immersion lottery change.  [/quote]

The density in that area supports two neighborhood schools. 
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There isn't a density of children in both zones. There's a density of housing, but Key has significantly more children in its [b]potential walk zone[/b] than ASFS. [/quote]

Even if you include the planning units on the other side of Kirkwood? 
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Yes.  If you add up asfs existing walk zone its around 120 (someone should check my math there).  Kirkwood planning units effectively double the number of kids to 220.  
Key has 314 in its existing walk zone, and another 150 from the units directly south that are orange and yellow in its updated map.  There are more kids around key, and that isn't even including the ah around rocky run that is within a half mile walk to key but probably should have a bus anyways.   
Lots more kids around key, not to mention that moving 200 kids out of Taylor to fill up asfs makes no sense.  Taylor is crowded but not to the point that you need another school, but maybe I'm wrong there.[/quote]

How many walkers does Taylor have? Move immersion there. [/quote]
Oooh.  This is going to be entertaining.  South cherry dale versus north cherry dale.   Real Taylor versus the crazy Taylor transfers into asfs.  It's like one of those who would win books.  [/quote]

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