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Anonymous wrote:Does Langley even reject anyone?

Yes, they do. And yes, you are a jerk.

It’s a legitimate question.

No it isn’t.

Former Little Langley grad here. Don't respond to the loser who has nothing better to do than trash my former school. Good school, provided excellent foundation for high school and getting into a fancy college later on. Now a stone's throw from the McLean metro, so it'll be interesting to see if that pulls in families from beyond the usual McLean/Great Falls crowd.

Seriously, a stone's throw? How in earth would a kindergartner get from Tyson's to Langley?

Sounds like someone is resentful of Langley's prime location along the metro.

I was confused too thinking maybe there was a metro stop I didn’t know about but the closest one is quite far away. I would guess zero kids take the metro and all of the students live in Virginia.

its a mile away. no preteen is taking the metro then walking a mile. this isn't high school

Duh. A metro shuttle could be set up - just like SSSAS NCS, etc. I understand that's a complicated concept for some, but a lot of schools do it. So could Langley!!!

People paying 40k a year/child don’t bother with metro and shuttles.

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Anonymous wrote:Does Langley even reject anyone?

Yes, they do. And yes, you are a jerk.

It’s a legitimate question.

No it isn’t.

Former Little Langley grad here. Don't respond to the loser who has nothing better to do than trash my former school. Good school, provided excellent foundation for high school and getting into a fancy college later on. Now a stone's throw from the McLean metro, so it'll be interesting to see if that pulls in families from beyond the usual McLean/Great Falls crowd.

Seriously, a stone's throw? How in earth would a kindergartner get from Tyson's to Langley?

Sounds like someone is resentful of Langley's prime location along the metro.

I was confused too thinking maybe there was a metro stop I didn’t know about but the closest one is quite far away. I would guess zero kids take the metro and all of the students live in Virginia.

its a mile away. no preteen is taking the metro then walking a mile. this isn't high school

Duh. A metro shuttle could be set up - just like SSSAS NCS, etc. I understand that's a complicated concept for some, but a lot of schools do it. So could Langley!!!

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Anonymous wrote:Does Langley even reject anyone?

Yes, they do. And yes, you are a jerk.

It’s a legitimate question.

No it isn’t.

Former Little Langley grad here. Don't respond to the loser who has nothing better to do than trash my former school. Good school, provided excellent foundation for high school and getting into a fancy college later on. Now a stone's throw from the McLean metro, so it'll be interesting to see if that pulls in families from beyond the usual McLean/Great Falls crowd.

Seriously, a stone's throw? How in earth would a kindergartner get from Tyson's to Langley?

Sounds like someone is resentful of Langley's prime location along the metro.

I was confused too thinking maybe there was a metro stop I didn’t know about but the closest one is quite far away. I would guess zero kids take the metro and all of the students live in Virginia.

its a mile away. no preteen is taking the metro then walking a mile. this isn't high school

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Anonymous wrote:Does Langley even reject anyone?

Yes, they do. And yes, you are a jerk.

It’s a legitimate question.

No it isn’t.

Former Little Langley grad here. Don't respond to the loser who has nothing better to do than trash my former school. Good school, provided excellent foundation for high school and getting into a fancy college later on. Now a stone's throw from the McLean metro, so it'll be interesting to see if that pulls in families from beyond the usual McLean/Great Falls crowd.

Seriously, a stone's throw? How in earth would a kindergartner get from Tyson's to Langley?

Sounds like someone is resentful of Langley's prime location along the metro.

I was confused too thinking maybe there was a metro stop I didn’t know about but the closest one is quite far away. I would guess zero kids take the metro and all of the students live in Virginia.