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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]colvin run is another school I was looking at. We ended up at Westbriar -- but it became a center this year...[/quote]

[b]Colvin Run is a huge center and totally AAP focused[/b].[/quote]

Agreed.  You're better off at Westbriar.  Yes, it became a center this year -- unfortunately -- but the school only has AAP 3rd graders this year.  It will a few year before there are enough AAP classes to change the community feel of the place.  And hopefully, if Principal Lisa Pilson stays true to her word and parents stay vigilant, it won't become a divided community like Louise Archer and Haycock.

Sadly, I agree with PP that no matter what it turns into home values will only go up.  Too many folks want the exclusivity of a center and Westbriar is close to Tysons metro, etc.[/quote]

The Westbriar "island" off Beulah near the Toll Road likely will get redistricted to Colvin Run and/or Wolftrap in a few years.  It also now has the AAP center and is getting an addition.  Between this and the new construction in Tysons, [b]it will have a very different feel not too far from now - bigger, more urban, and more AAP-focused.[/b]      [/quote]

Bigger and more urban, I'll give you.  More AAP-focused, not so sure.  What are you basing that theory on? 
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There will be a lot more AAP kids there in a few years than now and the AAP kids will comprise a larger percentage of the total enrollment.  [/quote]

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