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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Keep hoping pp. so long as your kids are unborn, you can afford that timetable.  The rest of us need good schools now. So we have to move, win the lottery or go private. [/quote]

Well, I don't really have to hope. It's playing out in front of us. Just look at these boundary suggestions. Demographics seem to be taking priority, as they should. But you are correct, I have the luxury of time. My point above has more to do with some  people's weird investment in certain zipcodes staying down.  Gentrification brings a lot of feelings out of people. Certainly the populations being displaced have a right to have feelings. People who clawed their way out can have a hard time looking back and seeing the improvements they didn't get to enjoy.   [/quote]

You don't actually have to move if you are rezoned to Wakefield. You could try it out and see how it is. If they redistrict in a way that changes the demographics the school changes. Look at W&L. Years ago, people would have freaked out if they were rezoned from Yorktown to W&L and now the Yorktown kids are choosing to go there. [/quote]

I think we are in agreement. I am zoned Wakefield and will likely always be, even if a new school is built. My family has 15 years to see how this all plays out. I feel pretty confident will be very comfortable with Wakefield when the time comes. [/quote]

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