Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What I'd like to know is why are all the down county schools outside the beltway?
B-CC and Whitman are inside the Beltway.
Then BCC and Whitman are more downcounty than the DCC schools. Maybe we need to rethink this?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What I'd like to know is why are all the down county schools outside the beltway?
B-CC and Whitman are inside the Beltway.
Then BCC and Whitman are more downcounty than the DCC schools. Maybe we need to rethink this?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Woodward should be part of DCC. It will probably add 2 elementary schools from DCC.
lol, not a chance
What is with the fear of Woodward being part of the DCC? If you are zoned for the school you are guaranteed a spot, so it’s not like some Bethesda mom needs to be clutching her pearls that her kid is going to go from WJ to Kennedy.![]()
So political. That’s why. If Woodward is in, why not BCC? Why not Whitman? And so on. It kind of seems like the programs are already hard to get into and students often end up at the home school. Why add more applicants?
The easy answer as to why not BCC or Whitman is that Woodward is opening with the stated objective of taking kids out of the DCC to relieve overcrowding. So if that school is taking kids from the DCC, it seems unfair that those kids are not only having to switch high schools but losing the benefits of being in the DCC. I know the Bethesda parents don’t believe us, but for many of us in the DCC this is a lose lose proposition.
If by dcc you mean the adjacent schools like WJ Einstein Wheaton and BCC then sure.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Woodward should be part of DCC. It will probably add 2 elementary schools from DCC.
lol, not a chance
What is with the fear of Woodward being part of the DCC? If you are zoned for the school you are guaranteed a spot, so it’s not like some Bethesda mom needs to be clutching her pearls that her kid is going to go from WJ to Kennedy.![]()
If you pay money to live somewhere where you don't have to mix with people from silver spring, making it so those kids can opt into their kid's schools would be counterproductive. Consortiums are a false choice for undesirable areas to keep up the perception they can opt out to a better also undesirable school. Not for better schools to have the unwashed masses shipped to them
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What I'd like to know is why are all the down county schools outside the beltway?
B-CC and Whitman are inside the Beltway.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Woodward should be part of DCC. It will probably add 2 elementary schools from DCC.
lol, not a chance
What is with the fear of Woodward being part of the DCC? If you are zoned for the school you are guaranteed a spot, so it’s not like some Bethesda mom needs to be clutching her pearls that her kid is going to go from WJ to Kennedy.![]()
Anonymous wrote:3 HS - 5-6K seats , time to do widescale boundary adjustment.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Woodward should be part of DCC. It will probably add 2 elementary schools from DCC.
lol, not a chance
What is with the fear of Woodward being part of the DCC? If you are zoned for the school you are guaranteed a spot, so it’s not like some Bethesda mom needs to be clutching her pearls that her kid is going to go from WJ to Kennedy.![]()
So political. That’s why. If Woodward is in, why not BCC? Why not Whitman? And so on. It kind of seems like the programs are already hard to get into and students often end up at the home school. Why add more applicants?
The easy answer as to why not BCC or Whitman is that Woodward is opening with the stated objective of taking kids out of the DCC to relieve overcrowding. So if that school is taking kids from the DCC, it seems unfair that those kids are not only having to switch high schools but losing the benefits of being in the DCC. I know the Bethesda parents don’t believe us, but for many of us in the DCC this is a lose lose proposition.
Stated goal is to help DCC with overcrowding. It can be done many ways. MCPS should find the best possible use of space keeping diversity of all schools( DCC, BCC, WJ, Whitman, Churchill, Woodward) in mind.
So now we’re also adding Churchill and Whitman to your fantasy?
Just do the whole county.
Anonymous wrote:What I'd like to know is why are all the down county schools outside the beltway?
Anonymous wrote:What I'd like to know is why are all the down county schools outside the beltway?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Woodward should be part of DCC. It will probably add 2 elementary schools from DCC.
lol, not a chance
What is with the fear of Woodward being part of the DCC? If you are zoned for the school you are guaranteed a spot, so it’s not like some Bethesda mom needs to be clutching her pearls that her kid is going to go from WJ to Kennedy.![]()
So political. That’s why. If Woodward is in, why not BCC? Why not Whitman? And so on. It kind of seems like the programs are already hard to get into and students often end up at the home school. Why add more applicants?
The easy answer as to why not BCC or Whitman is that Woodward is opening with the stated objective of taking kids out of the DCC to relieve overcrowding. So if that school is taking kids from the DCC, it seems unfair that those kids are not only having to switch high schools but losing the benefits of being in the DCC. I know the Bethesda parents don’t believe us, but for many of us in the DCC this is a lose lose proposition.
Stated goal is to help DCC with overcrowding. It can be done many ways. MCPS should find the best possible use of space keeping diversity of all schools( DCC, BCC, WJ, Whitman, Churchill, Woodward) in mind.
So now we’re also adding Churchill and Whitman to your fantasy?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Woodward should be part of DCC. It will probably add 2 elementary schools from DCC.
lol, not a chance
What is with the fear of Woodward being part of the DCC? If you are zoned for the school you are guaranteed a spot, so it’s not like some Bethesda mom needs to be clutching her pearls that her kid is going to go from WJ to Kennedy.![]()
So political. That’s why. If Woodward is in, why not BCC? Why not Whitman? And so on. It kind of seems like the programs are already hard to get into and students often end up at the home school. Why add more applicants?
The easy answer as to why not BCC or Whitman is that Woodward is opening with the stated objective of taking kids out of the DCC to relieve overcrowding. So if that school is taking kids from the DCC, it seems unfair that those kids are not only having to switch high schools but losing the benefits of being in the DCC. I know the Bethesda parents don’t believe us, but for many of us in the DCC this is a lose lose proposition.
Stated goal is to help DCC with overcrowding. It can be done many ways. MCPS should find the best possible use of space keeping diversity of all schools( DCC, BCC, WJ, Whitman, Churchill, Woodward) in mind.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Woodward should be part of DCC. It will probably add 2 elementary schools from DCC.
lol, not a chance
What is with the fear of Woodward being part of the DCC? If you are zoned for the school you are guaranteed a spot, so it’s not like some Bethesda mom needs to be clutching her pearls that her kid is going to go from WJ to Kennedy.![]()
So political. That’s why. If Woodward is in, why not BCC? Why not Whitman? And so on. It kind of seems like the programs are already hard to get into and students often end up at the home school. Why add more applicants?
The easy answer as to why not BCC or Whitman is that Woodward is opening with the stated objective of taking kids out of the DCC to relieve overcrowding. So if that school is taking kids from the DCC, it seems unfair that those kids are not only having to switch high schools but losing the benefits of being in the DCC. I know the Bethesda parents don’t believe us, but for many of us in the DCC this is a lose lose proposition.
If by dcc you mean the adjacent schools like WJ Einstein Wheaton and BCC then sure.