Anonymous wrote:My favorite part of the evening was a Cardinal Forest mom who complained that everyone looks down on Cardinal Forest (?) and that the community would not support residency checks (??).
Arguing in favor of residency fraud in an open meeting with FCPS staff and school board members is a real choice.
It wasn’t a bad meeting. There’s just a lot of upset Cardinal Forest moms.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tonight's townhall meeting with Sandy was a complete waste of time. She dodged questions, spoke down to people, and at one point starting saying that neighborhoods needed to stop talking about undesirable school (of which no one in the room said anything of the sort, besides one mom who said that Lewis facilities looked shabby). Lots of Cardinal Forest parents complaining (rightfully) about feeling like a bait and switch. A crappy meeting set up by a crappy rep for West Springfield.
+1
Even McDaniel looked mad at her.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tonight's townhall meeting with Sandy was a complete waste of time. She dodged questions, spoke down to people, and at one point starting saying that neighborhoods needed to stop talking about undesirable school (of which no one in the room said anything of the sort, besides one mom who said that Lewis facilities looked shabby). Lots of Cardinal Forest parents complaining (rightfully) about feeling like a bait and switch. A crappy meeting set up by a crappy rep for West Springfield.
+1
Even McDaniel looked mad at her.
Anonymous wrote:Tonight's townhall meeting with Sandy was a complete waste of time. She dodged questions, spoke down to people, and at one point starting saying that neighborhoods needed to stop talking about undesirable school (of which no one in the room said anything of the sort, besides one mom who said that Lewis facilities looked shabby). Lots of Cardinal Forest parents complaining (rightfully) about feeling like a bait and switch. A crappy meeting set up by a crappy rep for West Springfield.
Anonymous wrote:Tonight's townhall meeting with Sandy was a complete waste of time. She dodged questions, spoke down to people, and at one point starting saying that neighborhoods needed to stop talking about undesirable school (of which no one in the room said anything of the sort, besides one mom who said that Lewis facilities looked shabby). Lots of Cardinal Forest parents complaining (rightfully) about feeling like a bait and switch. A crappy meeting set up by a crappy rep for West Springfield.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School board votes this Thursday and then we are “done”
Until January 2027
Plus the new high school rezoning that will have significant rezoning far beyond the immediate neighborhoods.
Anonymous wrote:School board votes this Thursday and then we are “done”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School board votes this Thursday and then we are “done”
Fortunately, some of us are done. Others get to start again in January. This has been a nightmare. I'm looking forward to this thread dying away...
What are the betting odds that this round really concludes on Thursday as planned? Versus SB punting decision to get 2 additional data points, Reid deciding she wants more time to review stuff and/or changing "vote" to be some administrative thing but not decision binding etc.
The current recommendation is already open ended. They will pass the current recommendations to claim they did something and then will continue tinkering with the priority sites. Whether they pass it or not the recommendation itself gives Reid more time to review and change stuff over the next year.
But will the key questions being debated last few months - eg whether Crossfield or Lees Corner move to Western - be decided on Thursday?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School board votes this Thursday and then we are “done”
Fortunately, some of us are done. Others get to start again in January. This has been a nightmare. I'm looking forward to this thread dying away...
What are the betting odds that this round really concludes on Thursday as planned? Versus SB punting decision to get 2 additional data points, Reid deciding she wants more time to review stuff and/or changing "vote" to be some administrative thing but not decision binding etc.
The current recommendation is already open ended. They will pass the current recommendations to claim they did something and then will continue tinkering with the priority sites. Whether they pass it or not the recommendation itself gives Reid more time to review and change stuff over the next year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School board votes this Thursday and then we are “done”
Fortunately, some of us are done. Others get to start again in January. This has been a nightmare. I'm looking forward to this thread dying away...
What are the betting odds that this round really concludes on Thursday as planned? Versus SB punting decision to get 2 additional data points, Reid deciding she wants more time to review stuff and/or changing "vote" to be some administrative thing but not decision binding etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School board votes this Thursday and then we are “done”
Fortunately, some of us are done. Others get to start again in January. This has been a nightmare. I'm looking forward to this thread dying away...
What are the betting odds that this round really concludes on Thursday as planned? Versus SB punting decision to get 2 additional data points, Reid deciding she wants more time to review stuff and/or changing "vote" to be some administrative thing but not decision binding etc.