Anonymous
Post 06/24/2015 19:12     Subject: Chantilly High School or Robinson Secondary School
Robinson
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2015 15:01     Subject: Chantilly High School or Robinson Secondary School
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Anonymous wrote:Westfield is a nice building IMO. I dislike the lack of natural light at Chantilly.


Westfield??? What does Westfield have to do with anything?


she was answering my question about what building is nicer.
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2015 14:27     Subject: Chantilly High School or Robinson Secondary School
Anonymous wrote:Westfield is a nice building IMO. I dislike the lack of natural light at Chantilly.


Westfield??? What does Westfield have to do with anything?
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2015 14:23     Subject: Chantilly High School or Robinson Secondary School
Westfield is a nice building IMO. I dislike the lack of natural light at Chantilly.
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2015 13:42     Subject: Re:Chantilly High School or Robinson Secondary School
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:


Don't knock Chantilly - it's a perfectly fine suburb, just like most of the rest of suburban va. If it doesn't make sense for your commute, that's fine. But there are plenty of jobs out this direction.

I just this morning walked my daughter over the the HS for a camp and will later walk up to the shopping center to do some grocery shopping and to mail something. I enjoy our neighborhood. It's just like many others, although I happen to like being walking distance to so much way out in the burbs.


Hi neighbor! I like our neighborhood too Related to this thread, however, she's transferring to RSS from CHS next year though - better fit for her - not that it's necessarily a better school.


Obviously, do what works for your child . No judgement on that at all.

Waving as I head back out to get the kiddo from camp...
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2015 12:40     Subject: Chantilly High School or Robinson Secondary School
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This post has me wondering. If the number of Kids in a MS and HS a class is roughly the same, why not have one middle school feed directly to one high school. The complexity of the FCPS a feeder system is nuts. Add in AAP Centers, and it gets even worse.


I don't think the number of kids in the MS and HS are equal. There are about 500 rising 9th graders at Rocky Run right now, for instance. CHS has about 1000 kids per class, I believe.

But yes, the complexity of the feeders and AAPs in FCPS is, in fact, nuts


ChS has about 2700 kids-- so a little fewer than 700 a class


Thanks for the correction! I see that on the FCPS website now - RSS has about the same, FWIW.