Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can someone on BRAC just share what the changes are at this point? They know what the changes are, just not in map form.

I don't think anyone from BRAC will share this information, since they haven't seen the revised maps and don't have any idea of the real reasons behind the delay.

It could very well be that the delay is because the maps being released are delayed because the school board made changes that are very different than what BRAC was told at their last meeting.

Then they are JUST as bad as Gatehouse. All certain BRAC members do is go on Facebook and NextDoor and complain, complain, complain without sharing any helpful information.

F off. They were forced to sign NDAs and are volunteering to try to make the process better. You want them to be sued by FCPS? Gtfoh, you are a shit human being.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wow, I can’t believe people don’t see that this is intentional. You are all being played. No advance notice, it all comes down to what Reid wants. Thru is a scapegoat. Reid played a masterful game of divide and conquer. She even got the dolts on the SB to get her a team of bodyguards to protect her when you finally realize the whole process was a sham from day one.

I’ve been saying all along that Reid had a plan and this was all for show.

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who thinks the delay is so the can make the changes as to who is going to KAA? My guess is the had maps all ready to go and then decided to go ahead and open KAA next year and needed to hastily draw those boundary lines.

No, they would have announced this.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can someone on BRAC just share what the changes are at this point? They know what the changes are, just not in map form.

I don't think anyone from BRAC will share this information, since they haven't seen the revised maps and don't have any idea of the real reasons behind the delay.

It could very well be that the delay is because the maps being released are delayed because the school board made changes that are very different than what BRAC was told at their last meeting.

Then they are JUST as bad as Gatehouse. All certain BRAC members do is go on Facebook and NextDoor and complain, complain, complain without sharing any helpful information.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wow, I can’t believe people don’t see that this is intentional. You are all being played. No advance notice, it all comes down to what Reid wants. Thru is a scapegoat. Reid played a masterful game of divide and conquer. She even got the dolts on the SB to get her a team of bodyguards to protect her when you finally realize the whole process was a sham from day one.

I’ve been saying all along that Reid had a plan and this was all for show.

What’s her big plan?

Her own maps. Already made before she hired Thru. Throwing kids around in unlikely places to fit her agenda. Who knows. She does what she wants and she gets away with it.

She does have final approval on them. It may be all for show after all.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The whole comprehensive boundary project should’ve been paused when they purchased KAA, when they changed the grandfathering policy, when they decided they wanted to change start times, or when they decided they want AAP centers in every middle school. Maybe the School Board finally realized the insanity of continuing to push forward and decided to step in and do something right for once.

I don't think that the school board deserves any accolades on this one.

The school board has been leading the charge on this debaucle since they were elected.

Absolutely no accolades. This is a pet project for some of them. This is one of the first things Sandy wanted upon election.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wow, I can’t believe people don’t see that this is intentional. You are all being played. No advance notice, it all comes down to what Reid wants. Thru is a scapegoat. Reid played a masterful game of divide and conquer. She even got the dolts on the SB to get her a team of bodyguards to protect her when you finally realize the whole process was a sham from day one.

I’ve been saying all along that Reid had a plan and this was all for show.

What’s her big plan?

Her own maps. Already made before she hired Thru. Throwing kids around in unlikely places to fit her agenda. Who knows. She does what she wants and she gets away with it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wow, I can’t believe people don’t see that this is intentional. You are all being played. No advance notice, it all comes down to what Reid wants. Thru is a scapegoat. Reid played a masterful game of divide and conquer. She even got the dolts on the SB to get her a team of bodyguards to protect her when you finally realize the whole process was a sham from day one.

I’ve been saying all along that Reid had a plan and this was all for show.

What’s her big plan?

Anonymous wrote:Wow, I can’t believe people don’t see that this is intentional. You are all being played. No advance notice, it all comes down to what Reid wants. Thru is a scapegoat. Reid played a masterful game of divide and conquer. She even got the dolts on the SB to get her a team of bodyguards to protect her when you finally realize the whole process was a sham from day one.

I’ve been saying all along that Reid had a plan and this was all for show.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The whole comprehensive boundary project should’ve been paused when they purchased KAA, when they changed the grandfathering policy, when they decided they wanted to change start times, or when they decided they want AAP centers in every middle school. Maybe the School Board finally realized the insanity of continuing to push forward and decided to step in and do something right for once.

I don't think that the school board deserves any accolades on this one.

The school board has been leading the charge on this debaucle since they were elected.

+1

And, please don't forget: they hired Reid. She works for them--not us and not the students.
Educating the students should be her first priority. Educating the students should be the SB's first priority.

Anonymous wrote:The whole comprehensive boundary project should’ve been paused when they purchased KAA, when they changed the grandfathering policy, when they decided they wanted to change start times, or when they decided they want AAP centers in every middle school. Maybe the School Board finally realized the insanity of continuing to push forward and decided to step in and do something right for once.

I don't think that the school board deserves any accolades on this one.

The school board has been leading the charge on this debaucle since they were elected.

Wow, I can’t believe people don’t see that this is intentional. You are all being played. No advance notice, it all comes down to what Reid wants. Thru is a scapegoat. Reid played a masterful game of divide and conquer. She even got the dolts on the SB to get her a team of bodyguards to protect her when you finally realize the whole process was a sham from day one.

The whole comprehensive boundary project should’ve been paused when they purchased KAA, when they changed the grandfathering policy, when they decided they wanted to change start times, or when they decided they want AAP centers in every middle school. Maybe the School Board finally realized the insanity of continuing to push forward and decided to step in and do something right for once.

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who thinks the delay is so the can make the changes as to who is going to KAA? My guess is the had maps all ready to go and then decided to go ahead and open KAA next year and needed to hastily draw those boundary lines.

I do, but why would they not just announce that and updste the meeting schedules to account for the delay?

Why does fcps leadership always choose the most expensive, complicated and controversial way to move forward?

I wish good luck to the community members who anticipated having the weekend to prepare for tomorrow’s meeting which is one of their last opportunities to advocate for their kids. In fact, I wish the entire Fairfax county community good luck in having a chance to weigh in without having a clue what the maps are. Not only did they big time miss their deadline, but don’t forget that these community meetings were hastily thrown together and pyramids paired so they could comply with the policy that they themselves threw together last year. It’s all theater and it’s all just a check the box exercise to them. FCPS families are just an annoyance to them.

You deserved better from your school system.