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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not sure who caught this, but the reason the board decided against passing the MS change is pretty much they didn't want any more meetings. So thanks Anti-H. Basically everyone is sick of hearing from you. [/quote]

Because they said it is out of order to propose resolutions this late.

You know what’s out of order?
Building a school with money and kids you don’t have.

Doing a HS boundary and then an ES one. [/quote]

Agree. And also, MCPS could have presented it as a modified recommendation. It didn't have to go through as a resolution. All signs point to H passing so it just really stinks for those kids impacted. [/quote]

Yeah, it was a mistake to do Middle School / High School boundaries only and not touch ES boundaries when we have something like Rosemont being split into three pieces.

I assume the Stone Mill / Travilah Middle School assignments will be looked at again when they do the ES / MS boundary study.[/quote]

Seriously you expect stonemill going to Hoover for a year or two and travilah to cabin John for a year or two and then one of them have to change school again? 
Now north Potomac is split to three different middle schools and BOE doesn’t care. [/quote]

I don’t think they’ll be changed again. They’re probably doing this explicitly because they want to fudge with the Stone Mill - Wayside and Travilah - Potomac ES boundaries eventually without changing middle school participation again. Ie they’re going to move parts of Wayside into SMES and Potomac into Travilah to relieve the over-crowding at Churchill and Bells Mill. [/quote]

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