Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t have a dog in the emerald fight, and my house isn’t in the school board’s crosshairs at the moment. I think the anger should be directed at the people looking to move these kids, rather than at families trying to prevent it.
I think most of us agree that these proposed changes create a ton of issues and aren’t any better than the status quo
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Let’s not turn on each other. We’re all just trying to protect our kids and do what’s best for them.
So were all WSHS and SCHS parents who went to the meeting last night because our kids are about to lose their friends and get moved for no good reason. And got drowned out by a bunch of EC parents at home on the sofa voting up dozens of their own posts so they can try to squeeze into a different HS.
We can be upset at both them and the SB members who are screwing over their constituents for no obvious reason.
Sure get hella mad at other families while the school board moves your kids.
Make it make sense.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t have a dog in the emerald fight, and my house isn’t in the school board’s crosshairs at the moment. I think the anger should be directed at the people looking to move these kids, rather than at families trying to prevent it.
I think most of us agree that these proposed changes create a ton of issues and aren’t any better than the status quo
1,000%
Let’s not turn on each other. We’re all just trying to protect our kids and do what’s best for them.
So were all WSHS and SCHS parents who went to the meeting last night because our kids are about to lose their friends and get moved for no good reason. And got drowned out by a bunch of EC parents at home on the sofa voting up dozens of their own posts so they can try to squeeze into a different HS.
We can be upset at both them and the SB members who are screwing over their constituents for no obvious reason.
Sure get hella mad at other families while the school board moves your kids.
Make it make sense.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t have a dog in the emerald fight, and my house isn’t in the school board’s crosshairs at the moment. I think the anger should be directed at the people looking to move these kids, rather than at families trying to prevent it.
I think most of us agree that these proposed changes create a ton of issues and aren’t any better than the status quo
1,000%
Let’s not turn on each other. We’re all just trying to protect our kids and do what’s best for them.
So were all WSHS and SCHS parents who went to the meeting last night because our kids are about to lose their friends and get moved for no good reason. And got drowned out by a bunch of EC parents at home on the sofa voting up dozens of their own posts so they can try to squeeze into a different HS.
We can be upset at both them and the SB members who are screwing over their constituents for no obvious reason.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t have a dog in the emerald fight, and my house isn’t in the school board’s crosshairs at the moment. I think the anger should be directed at the people looking to move these kids, rather than at families trying to prevent it.
I think most of us agree that these proposed changes create a ton of issues and aren’t any better than the status quo
1,000%
Let’s not turn on each other. We’re all just trying to protect our kids and do what’s best for them.
Anonymous wrote:The Emerald Chase people weren’t the only ones manipulating upvotes in Pigeonhole.
Anonymous wrote:I don’t have a dog in the emerald fight, and my house isn’t in the school board’s crosshairs at the moment. I think the anger should be directed at the people looking to move these kids, rather than at families trying to prevent it.
I think most of us agree that these proposed changes create a ton of issues and aren’t any better than the status quo
Anonymous wrote:I don’t have a dog in the emerald fight, and my house isn’t in the school board’s crosshairs at the moment. I think the anger should be directed at the people looking to move these kids, rather than at families trying to prevent it.
I think most of us agree that these proposed changes create a ton of issues and aren’t any better than the status quo.
Anonymous wrote:To level the playing field (because all the question data is compromised at this point) - you can literally just keep opening the pigeonhole site in an incognito window and voting for whatever you want as many times as you want. Fight fire with fire I guess - those of you with time and inclination. Or just upvote one of the Emerald Chase ones like 10000 times to show how the system is being gamed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The whole feedback process seems terrible. How do you verify that people providing input online actually live on the affected area or even on the county? Anyone could have sent the registration link to whoever.
Exactly who does Emerald Chase want to kick out of Franklin to make room for themselves? This is really ticking me off the more I think about it.
Emerald Chase parent here. We don't want to kick anyone out of Franklin -- right now Franklin has more capacity than Carson, which is where we're currently zoned, and it's expected to drop significantly in capacity in the next few years while Carson is just going to get more and more crowded. What we ultimately really want to avoid is the worst-case scenario where we would be rezoned for elementary school and high school now and five years down the road would be rezoned AGAIN for middle school and thus possibly even for high school. These proposed maps are not considering projected capacity at ANY of the schools, and it's incredibly frustrating, especially when my neighborhood has been rezoned multiple times over the past several years. We're asking for Oak Hill - Franklin - Chantilly because both Franklin and Chantilly are expected to have decreasing capacity over the next few years and thus it seems the most stable to us -- and also because we love Oak Hill and the students that go there and we don't want to be split off from them, we want our kids to stay with their friends, and almost all of Oak Hill goes to Franklin and Chantilly.
I'm sorry that we drowned out people on Pigeonhole tonight. That wasn't our intention, we're frustrated that we don't even have a meeting scheduled at any of our own pyramids when we're looking at so many changes! I'm in touch with my neighbors, and I will ask everyone to not flood the upvotes at the coming meetings.