Anonymous wrote:Very foolish of Reid to rashly promise verbally not to move a neighborhood when she obviously had absolutely no knowledge of the issues and geography in that area. Her staff should have told her not to make promises in public.
Anonymous wrote:Carson is in Herndon and is nowhere near Oakton and feeds to four high schools. It's certainly not "Oaktons middle school".
Anonymous wrote:Meren when you read this let me share with you something that may help answer one of your points. If the school board wanted true pyramids they would have encouraged the adjustments at all three levels , elementary, middle and high school. To your point at the last meeting. You want to ask is there an assigned middle school but don’t want the superintendent to make true changes. This will be another messed up boundary because they won’t allow the professionals the freedom to work properly. Too many people just trying to fight for what they want rather than the greater good.
Anonymous wrote:Very foolish of Reid to rashly promise verbally not to move a neighborhood when she obviously had absolutely no knowledge of the issues and geography in that area. Her staff should have told her not to make promises in public.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Someone is hell bent on continuing to bring up the fact that Walney Estates gets to stay at Chantilly. I wonder if it’s an RIO mommy that wants the focus off of how Crossfield got to stay at Oakton. Talk about being nowhere near the school! Let’s talk about Crossfield, shall we?
Telling people not to talk about your neighborhood's bribery is a sure fire way to keep the conversation front and center.
+1. The situation with Walney Oaks is very suspect. Who pulled strings for that neighborhood?
I think I remember reading on one of these threads--quite some time ago--that they convinced Reid they belonged at Chantilly because they could "hear the Chantilly band practice." (Likely not true.)
I think this was one of the first groups Reid met with. They are almost exactly halfway between Westfield and Chantilly--and close to both. The only egress from that community is on to Walney Rd--right across from Walney Estates which is Westfield. They could have a bus stop there and pick up both neighborhoods if there were few enough kids there. It makes no sense at all to leave Walney Oaks at Chantilly and send Chantilly Lace area that is much, much closer to Chantilly--and should be at Chantilly.
It was probably the Westfield band but they knew better than to admit that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Someone is hell bent on continuing to bring up the fact that Walney Estates gets to stay at Chantilly. I wonder if it’s an RIO mommy that wants the focus off of how Crossfield got to stay at Oakton. Talk about being nowhere near the school! Let’s talk about Crossfield, shall we?
Telling people not to talk about your neighborhood's bribery is a sure fire way to keep the conversation front and center.
+1. The situation with Walney Oaks is very suspect. Who pulled strings for that neighborhood?
I think I remember reading on one of these threads--quite some time ago--that they convinced Reid they belonged at Chantilly because they could "hear the Chantilly band practice." (Likely not true.)
I think this was one of the first groups Reid met with. They are almost exactly halfway between Westfield and Chantilly--and close to both. The only egress from that community is on to Walney Rd--right across from Walney Estates which is Westfield. They could have a bus stop there and pick up both neighborhoods if there were few enough kids there. It makes no sense at all to leave Walney Oaks at Chantilly and send Chantilly Lace area that is much, much closer to Chantilly--and should be at Chantilly.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Someone is hell bent on continuing to bring up the fact that Walney Estates gets to stay at Chantilly. I wonder if it’s an RIO mommy that wants the focus off of how Crossfield got to stay at Oakton. Talk about being nowhere near the school! Let’s talk about Crossfield, shall we?
Telling people not to talk about your neighborhood's bribery is a sure fire way to keep the conversation front and center.
+1. The situation with Walney Oaks is very suspect. Who pulled strings for that neighborhood?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Carson is in Herndon and is nowhere near Oakton and feeds to four high schools. It’s certainly not "Oaktons middle school".
Though you are correct on most points, Carson is the official middle school assigned to the Oakton pyramid.
I've never seen that listed anywhere.
Look on the FCPS pyramid locator page.
Yes. That is what one would call "in name only."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Someone is hell bent on continuing to bring up the fact that Walney Estates gets to stay at Chantilly. I wonder if it’s an RIO mommy that wants the focus off of how Crossfield got to stay at Oakton. Talk about being nowhere near the school! Let’s talk about Crossfield, shall we?
Telling people not to talk about your neighborhood's bribery is a sure fire way to keep the conversation front and center.
+1. The situation with Walney Oaks is very suspect. Who pulled strings for that neighborhood?
I think they will move the rest of Brookfield back to try and 'cover the bribery tracks'--its sooo obvious right now looking at the map that this wealthy neighborhood got special treatment.
The reasonable thing to do would be to move the Chantilly Mews area back to Chantilly and move some other parts of Brookfield to Westfield, or move the balance of Bull Run to Westfield.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Someone is hell bent on continuing to bring up the fact that Walney Estates gets to stay at Chantilly. I wonder if it’s an RIO mommy that wants the focus off of how Crossfield got to stay at Oakton. Talk about being nowhere near the school! Let’s talk about Crossfield, shall we?
Telling people not to talk about your neighborhood's bribery is a sure fire way to keep the conversation front and center.
+1. The situation with Walney Oaks is very suspect. Who pulled strings for that neighborhood?
I think they will move the rest of Brookfield back to try and 'cover the bribery tracks'--its sooo obvious right now looking at the map that this wealthy neighborhood got special treatment.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Carson is in Herndon and is nowhere near Oakton and feeds to four high schools. It’s certainly not "Oaktons middle school".
Though you are correct on most points, Carson is the official middle school assigned to the Oakton pyramid.
I've never seen that listed anywhere.
Look on the FCPS pyramid locator page.