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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We are at Fox Mill and love the Japanese Immersion program. I have no problem with including out of boundary kids in the program but our school is not over crowded. The additional kids in the program help it stay viable. I know that some immersion programs are limited to people who are in boundary for that school and I think that is fine. If a specialized program is leading to over crowding then common sense says that you limit access to that program. [/quote]

9:43 here.  JIP also used to be at Floris and is still at Great Falls.  Either Fox Mill or Floris used to get additional staff beyond 1.5 to not drain reg ed teachers.
2 programs for the same language at adjacent schools is evidence of the random nature of where the program was installed.  The merger
 http://www.connectionnewspapers.com/news/2005/oct/12/japanese-program-moving/

Even at peak numbers pre Colvin Run the GFES JIP did not have the numbers pre merger.  CRES did not want the JIP but it did open an AAP center.  It seems that Fritsch might have stumbled upon an obvious solution for French with Dunn Loring.  But that leaves FCPS with 2 French sites in the scope of things beng in the same area of the county?  [/quote]

Dunn Loring is in Vienna/Merrifield.  Kent Gardens is in McLean.  They aren't really in the same area of the county.  FCPS needs to come up with something else to justify Frisch's folly in Dunn Loring, where an administrative building surrounded by under-enrolled ES is being renovated. [/quote]They are only 4.2 miles apart a 12 minute drive according to google.  That is fairly close for the district. [/quote]

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