Anonymous
Post 11/17/2022 16:44     Subject: Re:APS Overcrowding - In 3 years it’s projected to start declining

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:APS admin isn't known for its ability to do math.


Or plan well.


What is their contingency if we don’t get population turnaround?


If the population grows instead? Virtual. They already wanted to offer virtual before the pandemic, too bad they already proved they can't pull that one off.
Anonymous
Post 11/17/2022 15:57     Subject: Re:APS Overcrowding - In 3 years it’s projected to start declining

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:APS admin isn't known for its ability to do math.


Or plan well.


What is their contingency if we don’t get population turnaround?
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2022 20:38     Subject: Re:APS Overcrowding - In 3 years it’s projected to start declining

Anonymous wrote:APS admin isn't known for its ability to do math.


Or plan well.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2022 20:34     Subject: Re:APS Overcrowding - In 3 years it’s projected to start declining

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Read the report you linked to. It will tell you.


Births are declining, and they are projecting that this trend will continue. I'm not surprised. High density plus high rents equals more dogs, fewer children.



Well that is BS. Many families have babies in DC and move to Arlington for school. How do they even report births? If my kid is born in DC, does a DC hospital mail the county?

So in short, they are crafting the data to allow them to do nothing.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2022 19:46     Subject: APS Overcrowding - In 3 years it’s projected to start declining

Y’all whine and complain too much.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2022 19:44     Subject: Re:APS Overcrowding - In 3 years it’s projected to start declining

Anonymous wrote:APS admin isn't known for its ability to do math.[/quote

Yup. The dip is because of Covid and people sending their kid to private. We won’t acknowledge this until it’s too late.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2022 19:19     Subject: APS Overcrowding - In 3 years it’s projected to start declining

When I purchased my house in 2007, "they" said the same damn thing. Turned out to be a very wrong analysis and we are living with it now.

What's the proof? All the buildings? That doesn't make sense.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2022 19:06     Subject: Re:APS Overcrowding - In 3 years it’s projected to start declining

Anonymous wrote:Read the report you linked to. It will tell you.


It is usually good practice to read a document before asking questions about that document.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2022 18:58     Subject: Re:APS Overcrowding - In 3 years it’s projected to start declining

Anonymous wrote:Read the report you linked to. It will tell you.


Births are declining, and they are projecting that this trend will continue. I'm not surprised. High density plus high rents equals more dogs, fewer children.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2022 18:57     Subject: Re:APS Overcrowding - In 3 years it’s projected to start declining

APS admin isn't known for its ability to do math.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2022 18:55     Subject: Re:APS Overcrowding - In 3 years it’s projected to start declining

Is it because no one wants to live next to an 8 plex?
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2022 18:38     Subject: APS Overcrowding - In 3 years it’s projected to start declining

Where would they put a new high school?
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2022 18:26     Subject: Re:APS Overcrowding - In 3 years it’s projected to start declining

Read the report you linked to. It will tell you.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2022 18:05     Subject: Re:APS Overcrowding - In 3 years it’s projected to start declining

The flight to private school.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2022 16:06     Subject: APS Overcrowding - In 3 years it’s projected to start declining

APS projects that in 3 years student population will peak and start heading downward, and in 10 years return to 2016 levels. Assume this is why they don’t want 4th high school.

But how does this happen? With Amazon, missing middle housing, why do they think student population will shrink? Is their assumption all this multi-unit housing will house zero kids? Does anyone have insight? Our kid enters high school right around the peak, so it better go down or it will be at shtshow at WL.

https://www.apsva.us/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Fall-2021-Enrollment-Projections-Report.pdf