Anonymous
05/13/2014 11:48
Subject: moving to VA for the schools-where would you go?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What are the great public small ms and hs in N Arlington?
Only HB Woodlawn but chances of admission are very small.
Of course, I'm not convinced that smaller schools are, in and of themselves, "better."
absolutely correct, pp, but DC would do better in a smaller school, so for DC, it IS a better school..I am open to other schools, however, just not enormous ones!
It really sounds like you want FCC, so asking for other recommendations is almost a waste of time. All the houses 23:01 mentioned, for example, feed into one of the largest, and most overcrowded, middle schools in FCPS. I assume that would be an issue for you as the parent of a rising 7th grader.
The only alternative to FCC I can think of might be some South Arlington schools like Gunston and Wakefield. You absolutely cannot count on HB Woodlawn an option.
New poster,
You are wrong and obviously are biased towards crap schools in south Arlington.
Kilmer has the seventh largest enrollment out of the 25 middle schools in the county. It is also projected to be the most overcrowded middle school in the county in 2018.
I have no bias towards South Arlington schools, although I don't think they are "crap." I just noted that they are among the smaller schools in the area to a poster who asks about smaller schools. Good grief. Are all those with children at Kilmer/Marshall as nutty as you seem to be?
Not affiliated with kilmer, just Sick of the south Arlington boosters . They rope you in with visions of grandeur and then you are stuck in the neighborhood.
Anonymous
05/13/2014 11:23
Subject: moving to VA for the schools-where would you go?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What are the great public small ms and hs in N Arlington?
Only HB Woodlawn but chances of admission are very small.
Of course, I'm not convinced that smaller schools are, in and of themselves, "better."
absolutely correct, pp, but DC would do better in a smaller school, so for DC, it IS a better school..I am open to other schools, however, just not enormous ones!
It really sounds like you want FCC, so asking for other recommendations is almost a waste of time. All the houses 23:01 mentioned, for example, feed into one of the largest, and most overcrowded, middle schools in FCPS. I assume that would be an issue for you as the parent of a rising 7th grader.
The only alternative to FCC I can think of might be some South Arlington schools like Gunston and Wakefield. You absolutely cannot count on HB Woodlawn an option.
New poster,
You are wrong and obviously are biased towards crap schools in south Arlington.
Kilmer has the seventh largest enrollment out of the 25 middle schools in the county. It is also projected to be the most overcrowded middle school in the county in 2018.
I have no bias towards South Arlington schools, although I don't think they are "crap." I just noted that they are among the smaller schools in the area to a poster who asks about smaller schools. Good grief. Are all those with children at Kilmer/Marshall as nutty as you seem to be?
Anonymous
05/13/2014 11:09
Subject: moving to VA for the schools-where would you go?
Most of the good schools are a bit crowded including fcc. If the school is empty it's probably because it is terrible and being avoided.
Anonymous
05/13/2014 11:08
Subject: moving to VA for the schools-where would you go?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What are the great public small ms and hs in N Arlington?
Only HB Woodlawn but chances of admission are very small.
Of course, I'm not convinced that smaller schools are, in and of themselves, "better."
absolutely correct, pp, but DC would do better in a smaller school, so for DC, it IS a better school..I am open to other schools, however, just not enormous ones!
It really sounds like you want FCC, so asking for other recommendations is almost a waste of time. All the houses 23:01 mentioned, for example, feed into one of the largest, and most overcrowded, middle schools in FCPS. I assume that would be an issue for you as the parent of a rising 7th grader.
The only alternative to FCC I can think of might be some South Arlington schools like Gunston and Wakefield. You absolutely cannot count on HB Woodlawn an option.
New poster,
You are wrong and obviously are biased towards crap schools in south Arlington.
Anonymous
05/13/2014 11:05
Subject: moving to VA for the schools-where would you go?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What are the great public small ms and hs in N Arlington?
Only HB Woodlawn but chances of admission are very small.
Of course, I'm not convinced that smaller schools are, in and of themselves, "better."
absolutely correct, pp, but DC would do better in a smaller school, so for DC, it IS a better school..I am open to other schools, however, just not enormous ones!
It really sounds like you want FCC, so asking for other recommendations is almost a waste of time. All the houses 23:01 mentioned, for example, feed into one of the largest, and most overcrowded, middle schools in FCPS. I assume that would be an issue for you as the parent of a rising 7th grader.
The only alternative to FCC I can think of might be some South Arlington schools like Gunston and Wakefield. You absolutely cannot count on HB Woodlawn an option.
Anonymous
05/13/2014 09:53
Subject: Re:moving to VA for the schools-where would you go?
What size is enormous?
Anonymous
05/13/2014 08:43
Subject: moving to VA for the schools-where would you go?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What are the great public small ms and hs in N Arlington?
Only HB Woodlawn but chances of admission are very small.
Of course, I'm not convinced that smaller schools are, in and of themselves, "better."
absolutely correct, pp, but DC would do better in a smaller school, so for DC, it IS a better school..I am open to other schools, however, just not enormous ones!
Anonymous
05/12/2014 23:01
Subject: moving to VA for the schools-where would you go?
Anonymous wrote:Our budget is $700-$900, as our tiny house in dc will sell for no less than $850. We need a 4 br/2000 sf home at minimum.
http://www.redfin.com/VA/Dunn-Loring/8011-Oak-St-22027/home/9469916
http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/1931-Anderson-Rd-22043/home/9472681
http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/1928-Cherri-Dr-22043/home/9470709
http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/2591-Holly-Manor-Dr-22043/home/9545050
http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/2263-Providence-St-22043/home/9468354
http://www.redfin.com/VA/Vienna/2433-Jackson-Pkwy-22180/home/9465626
Anonymous
05/12/2014 22:51
Subject: moving to VA for the schools-where would you go?
Try Broyhill McLean estates in McLean. In your price range and great schools and perfect location to everything!
Anonymous
05/12/2014 22:09
Subject: moving to VA for the schools-where would you go?
If a small school is your goal, I think your only option is FCC.
Anonymous
05/12/2014 22:04
Subject: moving to VA for the schools-where would you go?
Anonymous wrote:What are the great public small ms and hs in N Arlington?
Only HB Woodlawn but chances of admission are very small.
Of course, I'm not convinced that smaller schools are, in and of themselves, "better."
Anonymous
05/12/2014 20:55
Subject: moving to VA for the schools-where would you go?
What are the great public small ms and hs in N Arlington?
Anonymous
05/12/2014 20:47
Subject: moving to VA for the schools-where would you go?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our budget is $700-$900, as our tiny house in dc will sell for no less than $850. We need a 4 br/2000 sf home at minimum.
Not to be found in N. Arlington.
Actually, I am wrong. A quick look shows several houses with 4 bedrooms for under $1m.
Anonymous
05/12/2014 20:38
Subject: moving to VA for the schools-where would you go?
Anonymous wrote:Our budget is $700-$900, as our tiny house in dc will sell for no less than $850. We need a 4 br/2000 sf home at minimum.
Not to be found in N. Arlington.
Anonymous
05/12/2014 20:24
Subject: moving to VA for the schools-where would you go?
Our budget is $700-$900, as our tiny house in dc will sell for no less than $850. We need a 4 br/2000 sf home at minimum.