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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Stone would not have enough kids for an AAP program. The "center" only sends 20-30 kids per grade to Rocky Run. Someone posted about it earlier.

[b]Are you proposing completely doing away with AAP? That's a different suggestion.[/b]

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Not at all. Saying "Every middle school should have an AAP program" is the [u]opposite[/u] of suggesting that AAP should be eliminated entirely. [/quote]

Rocky Run only has 670 students that would go to Chantilly for HS as per the 2024-25 FCPS dashboards. Franklin is a big feed to Chantilly.  The reality is Rocky Run with AAP only for the base school should be a single feed to Chantilly HS.  Wherever FCPS can do a concise logical pyramid it should be done.

A rare occasion when MS capacity matches a HS capacity net TJ.  That's why I posted that the split feeder for Carson should be Herndon pyramid. [/quote]

That last sentence makes no sense. How would that work?[/quote]

It makes sense based on MS/HS capacities with all at 100% of program capacity:

Carson 1430 gr 7/8 *2=2860 for any coo of high schools and Herndon makes more sense than Oakton geographically.  KAA est 2100-2860=-760.  Estimate capacity deficit if Carson feeds KAA 100%.
Herndon 1062 gr 7/8*2=2124. Herndon  HS 2749 -2124=625 capacity surplus at Herndon HS.

Herndon MS transfers all AAP to Hughes now. [/quote]

The closest Herndon High kids to Carson live by Herndon Middle School.  This would not work at all.[/quote]

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