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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would bet the plan is already wired to screw over the Swanson walkers. They just aren't rich enough for the SB to care. That said, I hope that the Swanson walkers win and get to walk to their neighborhood school, and that the S Arlington contingent so intent on screwing those[b][u] middle class kids[/u][/b], rather than advocating for kids from other neighborhoods already in buses to go to Kenmore, get absolutely nothing. [/quote]

Seriously???? - people MM and DH who live in  700, 800, 900k+ houses are only middle class?  Everyone here needs a reality check.  Move along to Kenmore and be done with this.

[/quote] Yep. Like I said, I hope you get absolutely nothing based on screwing over walkers who live less than a mile from Swanson. Double down on the strategy of stiffing walkers rather than finding a reasonable solution.[/quote]

Why do you have such a persecution complex? You know staff created these scenarios, right? Not the community, and certainly not some super secret conspiracy of residents of upper North Arlington and South Arlington who are intent on "screwing" their central Arlington neighbors. These neighborhoods are pulled into a scenario based on proximity to the current Kenmore boundary. That is not an unreasonable thing for staff to have presented. If you have other suggestions that balance competing priorities, make them.

And stop talking about those who'd be moved into the Kenmore boundary as being "screwed" or "sacrificed," because there are a lot of innocent kids, who are better humans than you, who will be attending that school regardless of any boundary.

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