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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]oyster can't really even hold its current preK-8 in the two campuses; it will need significant expansion to hold students for 4 more years; there is barely a playground, much less space for high school sports also the financial issues with such a small class would mean they had few options for AP, etc...[/quote] No one is saying Oyster should be a HS. Rather that Oyster students stay there until 8th. The Shepherd, Lafayette, Murch, Janney and Hearst Boundary for Deal makes geographic sense--even with the Reno School expansion. [/quote] If a school has to be zoned out of Deal, I don't see the logic of Shepard staying in. It's the most remote geographically from Deal, and east-west transit connections are not great.[/quote] This would be why ginormous SUVs are the transit connection for Shepard kids.[/quote]
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