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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What ridiculous incompetence.

Literally just about anywhere else in the world, even in this country, school leaders would not waste time and they would open the dang school. Instead they want to listen to people bicker and squabble over this for another year?? What a waste.

Please. There is no solution to this that will make everyone 100% happy. Stop it with the theatrics about “community input” when it won’t matter in the end. No magnet school. do it by the numbers and eliminating split feeders, there, done. Families will adapt.[/quote]

Actually, anywhere else in the world they would’ve put more thought into the plan before buying such a large asset.[/quote]

No.  They need the school.  Westfield is full, Centreville is overcrowded, and Chantilly is bursting at the seams.[/quote]

Herndon has hundreds of empty seats and they’d already be working on the Centreville expansion if they had their act together. [/quote]

Don’t worry, great falls will soon fill those empty seats at Herndon. [/quote]

Will great falls parents be willing to send their kids to a school with death threats from Herndon High classmates that resulted in a drive-by shooting death of a Herndon High student?

Seems like Herndon High needs to fix that problem first.  Herndon High families may be used to the violence but others are not.[/quote]

If parents don't like their zoned public school, they can go private or homeschool. Shrug. Its all the same fungible school system and it certainly isn't absurd to send children to the nearest public high school.[/quote]

Not every school is the same though.

Different course options, ib vs ap, languages, sports teams, different ses levels, different school cultures, and different degrees of problems.

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