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Anonymous wrote:Every neighborhood off Walney Road, and in the Walney area, should go to Westfield, not Chantilly. It is illogical not to send those kids to Westfield.

Ignoring their leaving Oakton too large, that is what would come closer to balancing enrollments at Centreville/Chantilly/Westfield.

Not really. Chantilly is moving 333 kids to Skyview and another 309 to Westfield. 639 kids. Time for Centreville to contribute something more than 77 kids, especially since the final scenario has it still at 104% capacity. Then, we can kill two birds with one stone and scale back this massive renovation/misuse of taxpayer dollars there while we are at it.

If you are so concerned about a misuse of taxpayer dollars, kill off Skyview. Otherwise shrinking a school that is already much smaller than its neighbors is about as dumb as it gets.

I think it makes sense for school enrollments to match the building size. Not really a radical idea.

Centreville is below the 105% capacity that FCPS treated as a threshold for possible adjustments in the county-wide review. I say "possible adjustments" because they left at least one high school over 105% untouched.

Also, CVHS's renovation and expansion has been in the CIP for years. They can take another look at the scope, but CVHS deserves to have a building capacity in line with other schools. Not really a radical idea.

A 2000 student building capacity is completely in the normal range for FCPS HS. There is nothing unusual about it whatsoever.

Here's Sully complaining that CVHS has "hundreds" more students than it was built for and that they are many years away from any new building. I guess she would support sending some of those kids over to the empty seats at Westfield.

https://www.ffxnow.com/2026/06/24/county-board-approves-sweeping-vision-for-mixed-use-walkable-spaces-in-centreville/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=nextdoor.com&utm_campaign=nextdoor_news

BS. Centreville currently is at the bottom or near bottom of capacities for FCPS high schools. You're entitled to your own opinions, but not your own facts.

NP-If they are leaving 800 seats open at WF adjacent to Centreville, there is no need for a much larger school in that part of the county. No clue if 2000 is average but there are many schols in FCPS around that size.

A sensible school system would want detailed projections on how many students their new affordable housing project / redevelopment is going to yield before making a final decision on whether to expand Centreville and if so, by how many seats. Its clear there is absolutely no need for seats today in 2026 given all the extra space in the area.

At present, Centreville has the lowest program capacity of any high school in the county, excluding temporary structures. It's in an area slated for future growth, and nearby areas instead are part of an attendance island that goes to Fairfax. Expanding CVHS during its upcoming renovation would be sound planning for the future, regardless of any short-term declines in enrollment in FCPS.

They actually will be directing Reid to come back by the end of August with a recommendation as to how to proceed with the renovation and whether scope modifications are warranted. But it would be short-sighted to shelve any expansion at all.

Its strange to me that you are arguing and insisting that Centreville is so impossibly small, yet also arguing that no students should be moved out to alleviating the crowding in this tiny dollhouse school. Doesn't make sense.

If it were over 105% we might have a different discussion. All you want to do is shrink a school that's already small because you want more MC/UMC moved back into Westfield.

Right now the Falls Church renovation is wrapping up. At the HS level, Skyview and Centreville can and should be their top two priorities. Short-change CVHS now and it won't get attention for another 40 years.

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Anonymous wrote:If a lot of Westfield families are contacting the lady who just started running for school board two weeks ago, imagine how many have contacted the actual school board members and FCPS!

Their concerns are being completely ignored. We know this because every iteration of the map gets worse and worse for Westfield.

I suspect that just means a handful of Westfield parents are responding to some of her Facebook posts.

The Westfield parents don't seem that engaged IRL. There's a School Board meeting tomorrow and not a single speaker appears to be a Westfield parent. Two of the speakers are regulars who signed up to talk about FCPS Pride. They speak all the time so if someone new was trying to speak it seems like they would have gotten priority.

Maybe more people will sign up for the public hearing in July.

She doesn't really have any comments on her facebook posts, LOL.

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Anonymous wrote:Every neighborhood off Walney Road, and in the Walney area, should go to Westfield, not Chantilly. It is illogical not to send those kids to Westfield.

Ignoring their leaving Oakton too large, that is what would come closer to balancing enrollments at Centreville/Chantilly/Westfield.

Not really. Chantilly is moving 333 kids to Skyview and another 309 to Westfield. 639 kids. Time for Centreville to contribute something more than 77 kids, especially since the final scenario has it still at 104% capacity. Then, we can kill two birds with one stone and scale back this massive renovation/misuse of taxpayer dollars there while we are at it.

If you are so concerned about a misuse of taxpayer dollars, kill off Skyview. Otherwise shrinking a school that is already much smaller than its neighbors is about as dumb as it gets.

I think it makes sense for school enrollments to match the building size. Not really a radical idea.

Centreville is below the 105% capacity that FCPS treated as a threshold for possible adjustments in the county-wide review. I say "possible adjustments" because they left at least one high school over 105% untouched.

Also, CVHS's renovation and expansion has been in the CIP for years. They can take another look at the scope, but CVHS deserves to have a building capacity in line with other schools. Not really a radical idea.

A 2000 student building capacity is completely in the normal range for FCPS HS. There is nothing unusual about it whatsoever.

Here's Sully complaining that CVHS has "hundreds" more students than it was built for and that they are many years away from any new building. I guess she would support sending some of those kids over to the empty seats at Westfield.

https://www.ffxnow.com/2026/06/24/county-board-approves-sweeping-vision-for-mixed-use-walkable-spaces-in-centreville/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=nextdoor.com&utm_campaign=nextdoor_news

BS. Centreville currently is at the bottom or near bottom of capacities for FCPS high schools. You're entitled to your own opinions, but not your own facts.

NP-If they are leaving 800 seats open at WF adjacent to Centreville, there is no need for a much larger school in that part of the county. No clue if 2000 is average but there are many schols in FCPS around that size.

A sensible school system would want detailed projections on how many students their new affordable housing project / redevelopment is going to yield before making a final decision on whether to expand Centreville and if so, by how many seats. Its clear there is absolutely no need for seats today in 2026 given all the extra space in the area.

At present, Centreville has the lowest program capacity of any high school in the county, excluding temporary structures. It's in an area slated for future growth, and nearby areas instead are part of an attendance island that goes to Fairfax. Expanding CVHS during its upcoming renovation would be sound planning for the future, regardless of any short-term declines in enrollment in FCPS.

They actually will be directing Reid to come back by the end of August with a recommendation as to how to proceed with the renovation and whether scope modifications are warranted. But it would be short-sighted to shelve any expansion at all.

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Anonymous wrote:Every neighborhood off Walney Road, and in the Walney area, should go to Westfield, not Chantilly. It is illogical not to send those kids to Westfield.

Ignoring their leaving Oakton too large, that is what would come closer to balancing enrollments at Centreville/Chantilly/Westfield.

Not really. Chantilly is moving 333 kids to Skyview and another 309 to Westfield. 639 kids. Time for Centreville to contribute something more than 77 kids, especially since the final scenario has it still at 104% capacity. Then, we can kill two birds with one stone and scale back this massive renovation/misuse of taxpayer dollars there while we are at it.

If you are so concerned about a misuse of taxpayer dollars, kill off Skyview. Otherwise shrinking a school that is already much smaller than its neighbors is about as dumb as it gets.

I think it makes sense for school enrollments to match the building size. Not really a radical idea.

Centreville is below the 105% capacity that FCPS treated as a threshold for possible adjustments in the county-wide review. I say "possible adjustments" because they left at least one high school over 105% untouched.

Also, CVHS's renovation and expansion has been in the CIP for years. They can take another look at the scope, but CVHS deserves to have a building capacity in line with other schools. Not really a radical idea.

A 2000 student building capacity is completely in the normal range for FCPS HS. There is nothing unusual about it whatsoever.

Here's Sully complaining that CVHS has "hundreds" more students than it was built for and that they are many years away from any new building. I guess she would support sending some of those kids over to the empty seats at Westfield.

https://www.ffxnow.com/2026/06/24/county-board-approves-sweeping-vision-for-mixed-use-walkable-spaces-in-centreville/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=nextdoor.com&utm_campaign=nextdoor_news

BS. Centreville currently is at the bottom or near bottom of capacities for FCPS high schools. You're entitled to your own opinions, but not your own facts.

NP-If they are leaving 800 seats open at WF adjacent to Centreville, there is no need for a much larger school in that part of the county. No clue if 2000 is average but there are many schols in FCPS around that size.

A sensible school system would want detailed projections on how many students their new affordable housing project / redevelopment is going to yield before making a final decision on whether to expand Centreville and if so, by how many seats. Its clear there is absolutely no need for seats today in 2026 given all the extra space in the area.

At present, Centreville has the lowest program capacity of any high school in the county, excluding temporary structures. It's in an area slated for future growth, and nearby areas instead are part of an attendance island that goes to Fairfax. Expanding CVHS during its upcoming renovation would be sound planning for the future, regardless of any short-term declines in enrollment in FCPS.

They actually will be directing Reid to come back by the end of August with a recommendation as to how to proceed with the renovation and whether scope modifications are warranted. But it would be short-sighted to shelve any expansion at all.

Its strange to me that you are arguing and insisting that Centreville is so impossibly small, yet also arguing that no students should be moved out to alleviating the crowding in this tiny dollhouse school. Doesn't make sense.

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Anonymous wrote:If a lot of Westfield families are contacting the lady who just started running for school board two weeks ago, imagine how many have contacted the actual school board members and FCPS!

Their concerns are being completely ignored. We know this because every iteration of the map gets worse and worse for Westfield.

I suspect that just means a handful of Westfield parents are responding to some of her Facebook posts.

The Westfield parents don't seem that engaged IRL. There's a School Board meeting tomorrow and not a single speaker appears to be a Westfield parent. Two of the speakers are regulars who signed up to talk about FCPS Pride. They speak all the time so if someone new was trying to speak it seems like they would have gotten priority.

Maybe more people will sign up for the public hearing in July.

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Anonymous wrote:If a lot of Westfield families are contacting the lady who just started running for school board two weeks ago, imagine how many have contacted the actual school board members and FCPS!

Their concerns are being completely ignored. We know this because every iteration of the map gets worse and worse for Westfield.

I suspect that just means a handful of Westfield parents are responding to some of her Facebook posts.

The Westfield parents don't seem that engaged IRL. There's a School Board meeting tomorrow and not a single speaker appears to be a Westfield parent. Two of the speakers are regulars who signed up to talk about FCPS Pride. They speak all the time so if someone new was trying to speak it seems like they would have gotten priority.

Maybe more people will sign up for the public hearing in July.

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Anonymous wrote:SHe also said that many Westfield parents have contacted her in the last week. I guess they gave up on hearing back from anyone like Seema or Sandy who is actually a decision maker.

Well, technically, Centreville and Chantilly are Sandy's schools. She sure wanted to manipulate the Lewis/WSpringfield area. She could do this without losing votes.
Westfield people are not her constituents, but they might point out the unfairness of moving those apts in Centreville to Westfield and Chantilly Mews to Westfield.

She could make an amendment to move all of the Walney area to include Walney Oaks and eliminate the move of Chantilly Mews.

As for the Centreville neighborhoods, they could certainly move a portion of Bull Run since it is already a split feeder.

Anonymous wrote:If a lot of Westfield families are contacting the lady who just started running for school board two weeks ago, imagine how many have contacted the actual school board members and FCPS!

Their concerns are being completely ignored. We know this because every iteration of the map gets worse and worse for Westfield.

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Anonymous wrote:Every neighborhood off Walney Road, and in the Walney area, should go to Westfield, not Chantilly. It is illogical not to send those kids to Westfield.

Ignoring their leaving Oakton too large, that is what would come closer to balancing enrollments at Centreville/Chantilly/Westfield.

Not really. Chantilly is moving 333 kids to Skyview and another 309 to Westfield. 639 kids. Time for Centreville to contribute something more than 77 kids, especially since the final scenario has it still at 104% capacity. Then, we can kill two birds with one stone and scale back this massive renovation/misuse of taxpayer dollars there while we are at it.

If you are so concerned about a misuse of taxpayer dollars, kill off Skyview. Otherwise shrinking a school that is already much smaller than its neighbors is about as dumb as it gets.

I think it makes sense for school enrollments to match the building size. Not really a radical idea.

Centreville is below the 105% capacity that FCPS treated as a threshold for possible adjustments in the county-wide review. I say "possible adjustments" because they left at least one high school over 105% untouched.

Also, CVHS's renovation and expansion has been in the CIP for years. They can take another look at the scope, but CVHS deserves to have a building capacity in line with other schools. Not really a radical idea.

A 2000 student building capacity is completely in the normal range for FCPS HS. There is nothing unusual about it whatsoever.

Here's Sully complaining that CVHS has "hundreds" more students than it was built for and that they are many years away from any new building. I guess she would support sending some of those kids over to the empty seats at Westfield.

https://www.ffxnow.com/2026/06/24/county-board-approves-sweeping-vision-for-mixed-use-walkable-spaces-in-centreville/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=nextdoor.com&utm_campaign=nextdoor_news

BS. Centreville currently is at the bottom or near bottom of capacities for FCPS high schools. You're entitled to your own opinions, but not your own facts.

NP-If they are leaving 800 seats open at WF adjacent to Centreville, there is no need for a much larger school in that part of the county. No clue if 2000 is average but there are many schols in FCPS around that size.

A sensible school system would want detailed projections on how many students their new affordable housing project / redevelopment is going to yield before making a final decision on whether to expand Centreville and if so, by how many seats. Its clear there is absolutely no need for seats today in 2026 given all the extra space in the area.

At present, Centreville has the lowest program capacity of any high school in the county, excluding temporary structures. It's in an area slated for future growth, and nearby areas instead are part of an attendance island that goes to Fairfax. Expanding CVHS during its upcoming renovation would be sound planning for the future, regardless of any short-term declines in enrollment in FCPS.

They actually will be directing Reid to come back by the end of August with a recommendation as to how to proceed with the renovation and whether scope modifications are warranted. But it would be short-sighted to shelve any expansion at all.

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Anonymous wrote:Every neighborhood off Walney Road, and in the Walney area, should go to Westfield, not Chantilly. It is illogical not to send those kids to Westfield.

Ignoring their leaving Oakton too large, that is what would come closer to balancing enrollments at Centreville/Chantilly/Westfield.

Not really. Chantilly is moving 333 kids to Skyview and another 309 to Westfield. 639 kids. Time for Centreville to contribute something more than 77 kids, especially since the final scenario has it still at 104% capacity. Then, we can kill two birds with one stone and scale back this massive renovation/misuse of taxpayer dollars there while we are at it.

If you are so concerned about a misuse of taxpayer dollars, kill off Skyview. Otherwise shrinking a school that is already much smaller than its neighbors is about as dumb as it gets.

I think it makes sense for school enrollments to match the building size. Not really a radical idea.

Centreville is below the 105% capacity that FCPS treated as a threshold for possible adjustments in the county-wide review. I say "possible adjustments" because they left at least one high school over 105% untouched.

Also, CVHS's renovation and expansion has been in the CIP for years. They can take another look at the scope, but CVHS deserves to have a building capacity in line with other schools. Not really a radical idea.

A 2000 student building capacity is completely in the normal range for FCPS HS. There is nothing unusual about it whatsoever.

Here's Sully complaining that CVHS has "hundreds" more students than it was built for and that they are many years away from any new building. I guess she would support sending some of those kids over to the empty seats at Westfield.

https://www.ffxnow.com/2026/06/24/county-board-approves-sweeping-vision-for-mixed-use-walkable-spaces-in-centreville/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=nextdoor.com&utm_campaign=nextdoor_news

BS. Centreville currently is at the bottom or near bottom of capacities for FCPS high schools. You're entitled to your own opinions, but not your own facts.

NP-If they are leaving 800 seats open at WF adjacent to Centreville, there is no need for a much larger school in that part of the county. No clue if 2000 is average but there are many schols in FCPS around that size.

A sensible school system would want detailed projections on how many students their new affordable housing project / redevelopment is going to yield before making a final decision on whether to expand Centreville and if so, by how many seats. Its clear there is absolutely no need for seats today in 2026 given all the extra space in the area.

At present, Centreville has the lowest program capacity of any high school in the county, excluding temporary structures. It's in an area slated for future growth, and nearby areas instead are part of an attendance island that goes to Fairfax. Expanding CVHS during its upcoming renovation would be sound planning for the future, regardless of any short-term declines in enrollment in FCPS.

They actually will be directing Reid to come back by the end of August with a recommendation as to how to proceed with the renovation and whether scope modifications are warranted. But it would be short-sighted to shelve any expansion at all.

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Anonymous wrote:Every neighborhood off Walney Road, and in the Walney area, should go to Westfield, not Chantilly. It is illogical not to send those kids to Westfield.

Ignoring their leaving Oakton too large, that is what would come closer to balancing enrollments at Centreville/Chantilly/Westfield.

Not really. Chantilly is moving 333 kids to Skyview and another 309 to Westfield. 639 kids. Time for Centreville to contribute something more than 77 kids, especially since the final scenario has it still at 104% capacity. Then, we can kill two birds with one stone and scale back this massive renovation/misuse of taxpayer dollars there while we are at it.

If you are so concerned about a misuse of taxpayer dollars, kill off Skyview. Otherwise shrinking a school that is already much smaller than its neighbors is about as dumb as it gets.

I think it makes sense for school enrollments to match the building size. Not really a radical idea.

Centreville is below the 105% capacity that FCPS treated as a threshold for possible adjustments in the county-wide review. I say "possible adjustments" because they left at least one high school over 105% untouched.

Also, CVHS's renovation and expansion has been in the CIP for years. They can take another look at the scope, but CVHS deserves to have a building capacity in line with other schools. Not really a radical idea.

A 2000 student building capacity is completely in the normal range for FCPS HS. There is nothing unusual about it whatsoever.

Here's Sully complaining that CVHS has "hundreds" more students than it was built for and that they are many years away from any new building. I guess she would support sending some of those kids over to the empty seats at Westfield.

https://www.ffxnow.com/2026/06/24/county-board-approves-sweeping-vision-for-mixed-use-walkable-spaces-in-centreville/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=nextdoor.com&utm_campaign=nextdoor_news

BS. Centreville currently is at the bottom or near bottom of capacities for FCPS high schools. You're entitled to your own opinions, but not your own facts.

NP-If they are leaving 800 seats open at WF adjacent to Centreville, there is no need for a much larger school in that part of the county. No clue if 2000 is average but there are many schols in FCPS around that size.

A sensible school system would want detailed projections on how many students their new affordable housing project / redevelopment is going to yield before making a final decision on whether to expand Centreville and if so, by how many seats. Its clear there is absolutely no need for seats today in 2026 given all the extra space in the area.

Anonymous wrote:SHe also said that many Westfield parents have contacted her in the last week. I guess they gave up on hearing back from anyone like Seema or Sandy who is actually a decision maker.

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Anonymous wrote:She posted on Facebook today telling Westfield people to leave comments on the boundary tool. OY VEY.

I listened to this a few times. She asked people to click on the boundary tool and give feedback.

She didn't technically say leave comments on the boundary tool, but she appeared to be under the impression you could still do so.