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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wow, glad I happened on this.  I have a 4 th grader at White oaks center ( not our base school.) This is the first I have heard about this study.  Could not make out what is going on but am I right that it said 5 year plan or [b]do I need to worry about this[/b]?  How did everyone know this was happening?  I am pretty involved parent and there are at least 7 parents at our bus stop who are also involved, we share a lot, and no one has even mentioned a MS re- design or white oaks closing center.  Yikes.[/quote]

Yes.

Worry enough to let your school administration and teachers know that you are aware that this plan is in the works.  Let the other parents know so they can also look into it.  The last thing you want is to find out your child is changing schools next year and your center is disappearing, after it is too late to make your voice heard.

I have asked around, and have heard conflicting stories from the school and the AAP office.  One says that currently enrolled kids will be grandfathered and allowed to stay in place until they finish 6th grade.  The other said that only current 5th graders will be grandfathered and all other students will have to switch to their new centers next year.  FYI, my child is not at one of the big overcrowded centers, but another center near White Oaks.  Perhaps the schools in our neck of the woods will be on a gradual implementation compared to Haycock and crew.

Do your research and spread the word to other parents.[/quote]

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