Please do not disrupt the relationship established by our kids as they begin thier middle school years. Relocating them to Ashburn neighborhood is not beneficial to them and us. Consider option 2 instead. Keep Dulles South Kids in Dulles South schools.
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Wendy Matner
9 years ago
I am a very concerned grandparent.....this action is totally unacceptable and unnecessary.
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Ashley Kirchmyer
9 years ago
Relocating the children of these communities to the other schools is a bad idea. The schools are too far and would impact ttell relationship they've developed with the school systems.
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Sudhakar Myneni
9 years ago
I am against Option 3.
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Rega
9 years ago
Have a 6th grader and soon to be a 6th grader- it is ridiculous to have them travel for 40mins or more, to get them to school. Just because the estimation of developments or the predictions of enrollments have failed, we nor Should our kids have to pay the price!!
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Jason Diaz
9 years ago
I am AGAINST option 3!!! In other news, I think we should STOP building houses if there are no plans of building MORE schools and MORE roads to alleviate traffic! Makes sense to me!
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kathy barnes
9 years ago
This is a terrible decision. One of the main reasons I moved to our neighborhood was for the schools. Additionally, making the children go to a school that is not even close to the community they live in makes no sense at all. Whoever is even considering this, needs to re-think what they are doing.
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Jani
9 years ago
Please avoid this change
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Heather Diaz
9 years ago
We paid a lot of money for our homes and do not deserve to have to send our kids to schools so far away! It is a very stupid idea.
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Erin Hough
9 years ago
Let's discuss a better option that doesn't negatively impact families with multiple children.
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Chayne Caulfield
9 years ago
Transportation issues make this plan completely unworkable. Anyone who lives in this area knows that the drive north of 50 is unbearable, long and unrealistic. There are many other factors that should be considered that have already been pointed out by many concerned parents. But the traffic issue is a non starter. No one wants their child riding a bus for more than an 1.5 each day.
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Rajeev
9 years ago
I am completely opposed to option 3!!
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Leigh cline
9 years ago
It would be a nightmare for parents to have our children attend a school so far from where we live. It makes no sense
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Lisa Levi
9 years ago
Please do not make our children pass several high school and middle schools. This will make the volunteer and after school activities nearly impossible for our children. School bus rides may be up to 45 minutes long each way.
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Amy Toth
9 years ago
As a mother with two children who have IEP's this would create an impossible learning environment. I am against rerouting the children to these schools.
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Amy Kane
9 years ago
It would be a shame to divide up our community. Our kids are growing up together in our neighborhoods, and to have a big portion of them bussed to another community would be detrimental to friendships and bonding that happens when neighbors are in complete separate school zones. I hope that another, more feasible solution can be found. Our kids love their school friends and and it is a comfort to me as a parent for them to have that continuity.
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Djeruska Deorajh
9 years ago
No to Option 3
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Jodie Bollhorst
9 years ago
I am completely opposed to option 3!!
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Jacqueline Staggs
9 years ago
I am opposed to changing the boundaries for any of the schools south of route 50 and moving them to a school north of route 50...it is an absolutely absurd idea and would cause a nightmare in an already congested traffic area.
Please do not disrupt the relationship established by our kids as they begin thier middle school years. Relocating them to Ashburn neighborhood is not beneficial to them and us. Consider option 2 instead. Keep Dulles South Kids in Dulles South schools.
I am a very concerned grandparent.....this action is totally unacceptable and unnecessary.
Relocating the children of these communities to the other schools is a bad idea. The schools are too far and would impact ttell relationship they've developed with the school systems.
I am against Option 3.
Have a 6th grader and soon to be a 6th grader- it is ridiculous to have them travel for 40mins or more, to get them to school. Just because the estimation of developments or the predictions of enrollments have failed, we nor Should our kids have to pay the price!!
I am AGAINST option 3!!! In other news, I think we should STOP building houses if there are no plans of building MORE schools and MORE roads to alleviate traffic! Makes sense to me!
This is a terrible decision. One of the main reasons I moved to our neighborhood was for the schools. Additionally, making the children go to a school that is not even close to the community they live in makes no sense at all. Whoever is even considering this, needs to re-think what they are doing.
Please avoid this change
We paid a lot of money for our homes and do not deserve to have to send our kids to schools so far away! It is a very stupid idea.
Let's discuss a better option that doesn't negatively impact families with multiple children.
Transportation issues make this plan completely unworkable. Anyone who lives in this area knows that the drive north of 50 is unbearable, long and unrealistic. There are many other factors that should be considered that have already been pointed out by many concerned parents. But the traffic issue is a non starter. No one wants their child riding a bus for more than an 1.5 each day.
I am completely opposed to option 3!!
It would be a nightmare for parents to have our children attend a school so far from where we live. It makes no sense
Please do not make our children pass several high school and middle schools. This will make the volunteer and after school activities nearly impossible for our children. School bus rides may be up to 45 minutes long each way.
As a mother with two children who have IEP's this would create an impossible learning environment. I am against rerouting the children to these schools.
It would be a shame to divide up our community. Our kids are growing up together in our neighborhoods, and to have a big portion of them bussed to another community would be detrimental to friendships and bonding that happens when neighbors are in complete separate school zones. I hope that another, more feasible solution can be found. Our kids love their school friends and and it is a comfort to me as a parent for them to have that continuity.
No to Option 3
I am completely opposed to option 3!!
I am opposed to changing the boundaries for any of the schools south of route 50 and moving them to a school north of route 50...it is an absolutely absurd idea and would cause a nightmare in an already congested traffic area.
I vote no rezoning!