Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The last we heard was decision was delayed till June? And the lawsuit trying to keep Immersion to Key?

We are looking for a home in Key zone, so is it likely we will still be going to ASFS site, and Key is not becoming neighborhood? That will be decided by June?

They haven’t brought it up since saying they would postpone until June. My feeling is they are waiting to see what comes out of the instructional pathways— it’s possible that some option schools will be eliminated (ats or campbell), or maybe they will grow programs enough to justify moving them to reed and reversing the decision to have reed be a neighborhood school. Who knows— your guess is as good as mine.
If someone figures out a solution to have two neighborhood school sites in the eastern part of the county without having to move immersion, then I think that key will stay where it is. Or if they revise their projections and decide that they don’t need two school sites there, then key will likely remain where it is. Who knows. Or even then they may decide to punt on it for several years so that there isn’t as big a neighborhood group that goes to key. Your guess is as good as mine.
If you are set on asfs, then you might want to look in the area right around key. But you need to be prepared that you might get moved to a new school in 2021. Even if asfs moves to key, it’s not going to be the same school population as it is now, and it’s boundaries will likely look strange if they make two neighborhood schools. The school at key will be more like long branch, or Taylor, or Barrett depending on what happens. Other parts of the county are more stable in terms of zoning, if that matters to you.

When are instructional pathways being decided? Will June be the time to decide if Swap or movement of Key/ASFS is in the cards?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The last we heard was decision was delayed till June? And the lawsuit trying to keep Immersion to Key?

We are looking for a home in Key zone, so is it likely we will still be going to ASFS site, and Key is not becoming neighborhood? That will be decided by June?

They haven’t brought it up since saying they would postpone until June. My feeling is they are waiting to see what comes out of the instructional pathways— it’s possible that some option schools will be eliminated (ats or campbell), or maybe they will grow programs enough to justify moving them to reed and reversing the decision to have reed be a neighborhood school. Who knows— your guess is as good as mine.
If someone figures out a solution to have two neighborhood school sites in the eastern part of the county without having to move immersion, then I think that key will stay where it is. Or if they revise their projections and decide that they don’t need two school sites there, then key will likely remain where it is. Who knows. Or even then they may decide to punt on it for several years so that there isn’t as big a neighborhood group that goes to key. Your guess is as good as mine.
If you are set on asfs, then you might want to look in the area right around key. But you need to be prepared that you might get moved to a new school in 2021. Even if asfs moves to key, it’s not going to be the same school population as it is now, and it’s boundaries will likely look strange if they make two neighborhood schools. The school at key will be more like long branch, or Taylor, or Barrett depending on what happens. Other parts of the county are more stable in terms of zoning, if that matters to you.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The last we heard was decision was delayed till June? And the lawsuit trying to keep Immersion to Key?

We are looking for a home in Key zone, so is it likely we will still be going to ASFS site, and Key is not becoming neighborhood? That will be decided by June?

They haven’t brought it up since saying they would postpone until June. My feeling is they are waiting to see what comes out of the instructional pathways— it’s possible that some option schools will be eliminated (ats or campbell), or maybe they will grow programs enough to justify moving them to reed and reversing the decision to have reed be a neighborhood school. Who knows— your guess is as good as mine.
If someone figures out a solution to have two neighborhood school sites in the eastern part of the county without having to move immersion, then I think that key will stay where it is. Or if they revise their projections and decide that they don’t need two school sites there, then key will likely remain where it is. Who knows. Or even then they may decide to punt on it for several years so that there isn’t as big a neighborhood group that goes to key. Your guess is as good as mine.
If you are set on asfs, then you might want to look in the area right around key. But you need to be prepared that you might get moved to a new school in 2021. Even if asfs moves to key, it’s not going to be the same school population as it is now, and it’s boundaries will likely look strange if they make two neighborhood schools. The school at key will be more like long branch, or Taylor, or Barrett depending on what happens. Other parts of the county are more stable in terms of zoning, if that matters to you.

Not going to be another Taylor.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The last we heard was decision was delayed till June? And the lawsuit trying to keep Immersion to Key?

We are looking for a home in Key zone, so is it likely we will still be going to ASFS site, and Key is not becoming neighborhood? That will be decided by June?

They haven’t brought it up since saying they would postpone until June. My feeling is they are waiting to see what comes out of the instructional pathways— it’s possible that some option schools will be eliminated (ats or campbell), or maybe they will grow programs enough to justify moving them to reed and reversing the decision to have reed be a neighborhood school. Who knows— your guess is as good as mine.
If someone figures out a solution to have two neighborhood school sites in the eastern part of the county without having to move immersion, then I think that key will stay where it is. Or if they revise their projections and decide that they don’t need two school sites there, then key will likely remain where it is. Who knows. Or even then they may decide to punt on it for several years so that there isn’t as big a neighborhood group that goes to key. Your guess is as good as mine.
If you are set on asfs, then you might want to look in the area right around key. But you need to be prepared that you might get moved to a new school in 2021. Even if asfs moves to key, it’s not going to be the same school population as it is now, and it’s boundaries will likely look strange if they make two neighborhood schools. The school at key will be more like long branch, or Taylor, or Barrett depending on what happens. Other parts of the county are more stable in terms of zoning, if that matters to you.

Not going to be another Taylor.

Taylor won't be Taylor if Immersion doesn't move. It will lose SFHs around ASFS and get kids from Rosslyn instead.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The last we heard was decision was delayed till June? And the lawsuit trying to keep Immersion to Key?

We are looking for a home in Key zone, so is it likely we will still be going to ASFS site, and Key is not becoming neighborhood? That will be decided by June?

They haven’t brought it up since saying they would postpone until June. My feeling is they are waiting to see what comes out of the instructional pathways— it’s possible that some option schools will be eliminated (ats or campbell), or maybe they will grow programs enough to justify moving them to reed and reversing the decision to have reed be a neighborhood school. Who knows— your guess is as good as mine.
If someone figures out a solution to have two neighborhood school sites in the eastern part of the county without having to move immersion, then I think that key will stay where it is. Or if they revise their projections and decide that they don’t need two school sites there, then key will likely remain where it is. Who knows. Or even then they may decide to punt on it for several years so that there isn’t as big a neighborhood group that goes to key. Your guess is as good as mine.
If you are set on asfs, then you might want to look in the area right around key. But you need to be prepared that you might get moved to a new school in 2021. Even if asfs moves to key, it’s not going to be the same school population as it is now, and it’s boundaries will likely look strange if they make two neighborhood schools. The school at key will be more like long branch, or Taylor, or Barrett depending on what happens. Other parts of the county are more stable in terms of zoning, if that matters to you.

Not going to be another Taylor.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The last we heard was decision was delayed till June? And the lawsuit trying to keep Immersion to Key?

We are looking for a home in Key zone, so is it likely we will still be going to ASFS site, and Key is not becoming neighborhood? That will be decided by June?

They haven’t brought it up since saying they would postpone until June. My feeling is they are waiting to see what comes out of the instructional pathways— it’s possible that some option schools will be eliminated (ats or campbell), or maybe they will grow programs enough to justify moving them to reed and reversing the decision to have reed be a neighborhood school. Who knows— your guess is as good as mine.
If someone figures out a solution to have two neighborhood school sites in the eastern part of the county without having to move immersion, then I think that key will stay where it is. Or if they revise their projections and decide that they don’t need two school sites there, then key will likely remain where it is. Who knows. Or even then they may decide to punt on it for several years so that there isn’t as big a neighborhood group that goes to key. Your guess is as good as mine.
If you are set on asfs, then you might want to look in the area right around key. But you need to be prepared that you might get moved to a new school in 2021. Even if asfs moves to key, it’s not going to be the same school population as it is now, and it’s boundaries will likely look strange if they make two neighborhood schools. The school at key will be more like long branch, or Taylor, or Barrett depending on what happens. Other parts of the county are more stable in terms of zoning, if that matters to you.

Anonymous wrote:The last we heard was decision was delayed till June? And the lawsuit trying to keep Immersion to Key?

We are looking for a home in Key zone, so is it likely we will still be going to ASFS site, and Key is not becoming neighborhood? That will be decided by June?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The last we heard was decision was delayed till June? And the lawsuit trying to keep Immersion to Key?

We are looking for a home in Key zone, so is it likely we will still be going to ASFS site, and Key is not becoming neighborhood? That will be decided by June?

They haven’t brought it up since saying they would postpone until June. My feeling is they are waiting to see what comes out of the instructional pathways— it’s possible that some option schools will be eliminated (ats or campbell), or maybe they will grow programs enough to justify moving them to reed and reversing the decision to have reed be a neighborhood school. Who knows— your guess is as good as mine.
If someone figures out a solution to have two neighborhood school sites in the eastern part of the county without having to move immersion, then I think that key will stay where it is. Or if they revise their projections and decide that they don’t need two school sites there, then key will likely remain where it is. Who knows. Or even then they may decide to punt on it for several years so that there isn’t as big a neighborhood group that goes to key. Your guess is as good as mine.
If you are set on asfs, then you might want to look in the area right around key. But you need to be prepared that you might get moved to a new school in 2021. Even if asfs moves to key, it’s not going to be the same school population as it is now, and it’s boundaries will likely look strange if they make two neighborhood schools. The school at key will be more like long branch, or Taylor, or Barrett depending on what happens. Other parts of the county are more stable in terms of zoning, if that matters to you.

Anonymous wrote:The last we heard was decision was delayed till June? And the lawsuit trying to keep Immersion to Key?

We are looking for a home in Key zone, so is it likely we will still be going to ASFS site, and Key is not becoming neighborhood? That will be decided by June?

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know why the summer immersion program was ended? There’s speculation, but no real answer. Did some mommies complain that some kids got to go but others didn’t?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We want to buy near Key, not Taylor. Unfortunately, no nanny for us.

If you want your kid walking to school for every grade, buy near Discovery.

Why?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We want to buy near Key, not Taylor. Unfortunately, no nanny for us.

If you want your kid walking to school for every grade, buy near Discovery.

Anonymous wrote:We want to buy near Key, not Taylor. Unfortunately, no nanny for us.