Anonymous wrote:
Ummm...they are next to each other.

Calling somebody out on a typo is funny? Really? Go figure.

Normally, I'd agree that typos are no big deal on a message forum. In your case, however, you sound so dull and humorless that I'm glad it was pointed out.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Typo, Douchebag.

ASF seems to have less Douchebags. If you like Douchebags---go with Haycock.

Right, and the next thing you'll claim is that the "x" and "c" keys are next to each other on the keyboard.

If you like thin-skinned dweebs with no sense of humor - go with Science Focus!

Ummm...they are next to each other.

Calling somebody out on a typo is funny? Really? Go figure.

Anonymous wrote:
Typo, Douchebag.

ASF seems to have less Douchebags. If you like Douchebags---go with Haycock.

Right, and the next thing you'll claim is that the "x" and "c" keys are next to each other on the keyboard.

If you like thin-skinned dweebs with no sense of humor - go with Science Focus!

Anonymous wrote:I'd go with Haycock since the parents there seem to know how to spell "proximity" ("procimity" sounds like a disease you might catch from a feral cat).

Typo, Douchebag.

ASF seems to have less Douchebags. If you like Douchebags---go with Haycock.

Anonymous wrote:
I had no idea about that, and I find it much more interesting than it probably is.

In that case, best to get back to your charter school application.

Anonymous wrote:A small part of the McLean zip 22101 near chain bridge is in Arlington County, and small portions of Arlington's 22207 are in Fairfax County but that would have nothing to do with public school boundaries.

I had no idea about that, and I find it much more interesting than it probably is.

The point, I believe, was that parts of McLean (like Falls Church) border Arlington, so there's not a big difference between those areas and some Arlington neighborhoods when it comes to commuting or proximity to Metro.

A small part of the McLean zip 22101 near chain bridge is in Arlington County, and small portions of Arlington's 22207 are in Fairfax County but that would have nothing to do with public school boundaries.

PP, how do the FCPS schools of Chesterbrook & Franklin Sherman roll into Arlington Public schools?

There are neighborhoods for franklin Sherman and Chesterbrook that roll into Arlington County. IMHO this is an issue of where you find a specific house not the county.

A vote for Science Focus here. You can't deny the "procimity" to the excellent Arlington Planetarium.

I'd go with Haycock since the parents there seem to know how to spell "proximity" ("procimity" sounds like a disease you might catch from a feral cat).