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High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
A Parent
()
Date: February 04, 2008 05:34PM
Okay, I noticed some posters from the high school redistricting thread mentioned they received fatal errors when sending their posts so I decided to create a new thread to continue the high school redistricting. Carry on, folks.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
fiscally responsible
()
Date: February 04, 2008 05:36PM
No new middle school in souther Fairfax County. Use the empty seats at Lake Braddock and Hayfield.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
southlakesparent
()
Date: February 04, 2008 06:14PM
Thanks for starting a part 2 for this thread The main thread apparently had reached its maximum memory allotment.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
ferfux
()
Date: February 04, 2008 06:43PM
why dont you all just home school your kids? hire tutors and HOME school them if its such a goddamned pain?
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
TheGreaterGood
()
Date: February 04, 2008 07:11PM
Thanks for continuing this.
One issue that keeps coming up is the following:
> 'Reston Kids' to Reston High school, South Lakes.
By this logic, where would folks send all the other communities in the county pyramid system?
McLean residents to McLean High School? What, exactly, is McLean? What is Westfield's "town" from which it would draw its students? Shouldn't Floris go to Herndon because so many residents there shop at the Clock Tower Plaza? Or would its homeowner association residents have to build, say, a "Monroe Manor" elementary school because the system should be established via HOAs? What is Oakton's "town" or HOA? What about Crossfield? Part of that considers itself "Oak Hill" -- which is really a Herndon zip -- but it goes to Oakton. Many there shop at Franklin Farm shopping center or Fox Mill or Hunters Woods or the Clock Tower or Metrotech. Another section of Crossfield goes to South Lakes, and shops at Hunters Woods or South Lakes or Fox Mill shopping centers. It is divided quite evidently by West Ox Road. And Fox Mill? Those high school kids all hang out at Five Guys or Starbucks in Fox Mill shopping center, three miles from South Lakes.
What, exactly defines "Oakton" or "Vienna" or "Sully" or "McLean" or "Great Falls" or "Langely" or "Chantilly" ?? It would be hard to draw a map based on these notions of "town."
In the end, it can be argued, communities are far more united by local road connections -- ease of transportation -- than by HOAs or zip codes.
This county school system is not based on HOAs or incorporated towns. We have a very loose sense of "place" here. Our school system is based on a county-wide system and the community in question is Fairfax County.
I posit that, often, the high school defines the community, and not the other way around. At least for families with school-age kids. For example, the folks in "Madison Island" are bracketed to the north by a community that goes to Forest Edge, then Hughes and SL. To the south by a community that goes to Sunrise Valley, Hughes, and SL. Those families have become immersed in the "South Lakes pyramid" community, so to speak. Once the "island" section of the Madison pyramid changes pyramids, those families will begin to make new ties -- and probably keep the old ones, as we often do. (Remember your college buddies that you still see once in awhile?) Their community will soon become the "South Lakes pyramid" community. The transition will take some work, but a positive attitude, the knowledge that kids really are resilient, and maybe even a sense of adventure should help enormously.
I really believe that if we embrace this concept of a county-wide "place," it strengthens our entire county, its economic system, and our overall sense of community and satisfaction with it.
One issue that keeps coming up is the following:
> 'Reston Kids' to Reston High school, South Lakes.
By this logic, where would folks send all the other communities in the county pyramid system?
McLean residents to McLean High School? What, exactly, is McLean? What is Westfield's "town" from which it would draw its students? Shouldn't Floris go to Herndon because so many residents there shop at the Clock Tower Plaza? Or would its homeowner association residents have to build, say, a "Monroe Manor" elementary school because the system should be established via HOAs? What is Oakton's "town" or HOA? What about Crossfield? Part of that considers itself "Oak Hill" -- which is really a Herndon zip -- but it goes to Oakton. Many there shop at Franklin Farm shopping center or Fox Mill or Hunters Woods or the Clock Tower or Metrotech. Another section of Crossfield goes to South Lakes, and shops at Hunters Woods or South Lakes or Fox Mill shopping centers. It is divided quite evidently by West Ox Road. And Fox Mill? Those high school kids all hang out at Five Guys or Starbucks in Fox Mill shopping center, three miles from South Lakes.
What, exactly defines "Oakton" or "Vienna" or "Sully" or "McLean" or "Great Falls" or "Langely" or "Chantilly" ?? It would be hard to draw a map based on these notions of "town."
In the end, it can be argued, communities are far more united by local road connections -- ease of transportation -- than by HOAs or zip codes.
This county school system is not based on HOAs or incorporated towns. We have a very loose sense of "place" here. Our school system is based on a county-wide system and the community in question is Fairfax County.
I posit that, often, the high school defines the community, and not the other way around. At least for families with school-age kids. For example, the folks in "Madison Island" are bracketed to the north by a community that goes to Forest Edge, then Hughes and SL. To the south by a community that goes to Sunrise Valley, Hughes, and SL. Those families have become immersed in the "South Lakes pyramid" community, so to speak. Once the "island" section of the Madison pyramid changes pyramids, those families will begin to make new ties -- and probably keep the old ones, as we often do. (Remember your college buddies that you still see once in awhile?) Their community will soon become the "South Lakes pyramid" community. The transition will take some work, but a positive attitude, the knowledge that kids really are resilient, and maybe even a sense of adventure should help enormously.
I really believe that if we embrace this concept of a county-wide "place," it strengthens our entire county, its economic system, and our overall sense of community and satisfaction with it.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
Berdhuis
()
Date: February 04, 2008 07:40PM
TheGreaterGood Wrote:
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> I posit that, often, the high school defines the
> community, and not the other way around. At least
> for families with school-age kids.
I have a different observation. From my experience, it seems to me that communities are defined by the youth league sports programs and local church preferences. For example, where I grew up (corner of Vale Rd and Hunter Mill Rd) we lived in Oakton HS territory; however, all of us participated in Vienna Youth Inc, programs and attended churches in Vienna. That being the case, we played with and prayed with children who attended Madison HS - and they overwhelmingly outnumbered us future Cougars.
Oakton HS to us as children was a mysterious place, but Madison HS was well known to all of us. Eventually that neighborhood was redistricted to Madison, by the way.
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> I posit that, often, the high school defines the
> community, and not the other way around. At least
> for families with school-age kids.
I have a different observation. From my experience, it seems to me that communities are defined by the youth league sports programs and local church preferences. For example, where I grew up (corner of Vale Rd and Hunter Mill Rd) we lived in Oakton HS territory; however, all of us participated in Vienna Youth Inc, programs and attended churches in Vienna. That being the case, we played with and prayed with children who attended Madison HS - and they overwhelmingly outnumbered us future Cougars.
Oakton HS to us as children was a mysterious place, but Madison HS was well known to all of us. Eventually that neighborhood was redistricted to Madison, by the way.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
sun
()
Date: February 04, 2008 08:46PM
Berdhuis Wrote:
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> TheGreaterGood Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I posit that, often, the high school defines
> the
> > community, and not the other way around. At
> least
> > for families with school-age kids.
>
> I have a different observation. From my
> experience, it seems to me that communities are
> defined by the youth league sports programs and
> local church preferences. For example, where I
> grew up (corner of Vale Rd and Hunter Mill Rd) we
> lived in Oakton HS territory; however, all of us
> participated in Vienna Youth Inc, programs and
> attended churches in Vienna. That being the case,
> we played with and prayed with children who
> attended Madison HS - and they overwhelmingly
> outnumbered us future Cougars.
>
> Oakton HS to us as children was a mysterious
> place, but Madison HS was well known to all of us.
> Eventually that neighborhood was redistricted to
> Madison, by the way.
This is a good idea but might be hard to accomplish. I went to sunrise valley and remember lots of kids from fox mill from when I was little and was honestly suprised when i got to middle school and realized that they werent going to be at the same school, also aldrin and armstrong kids. But apparently lots of fox mill parents insist that their children are not on the reston sports teams and do not associate with kids from reston. so i dont know what to think.
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> TheGreaterGood Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I posit that, often, the high school defines
> the
> > community, and not the other way around. At
> least
> > for families with school-age kids.
>
> I have a different observation. From my
> experience, it seems to me that communities are
> defined by the youth league sports programs and
> local church preferences. For example, where I
> grew up (corner of Vale Rd and Hunter Mill Rd) we
> lived in Oakton HS territory; however, all of us
> participated in Vienna Youth Inc, programs and
> attended churches in Vienna. That being the case,
> we played with and prayed with children who
> attended Madison HS - and they overwhelmingly
> outnumbered us future Cougars.
>
> Oakton HS to us as children was a mysterious
> place, but Madison HS was well known to all of us.
> Eventually that neighborhood was redistricted to
> Madison, by the way.
This is a good idea but might be hard to accomplish. I went to sunrise valley and remember lots of kids from fox mill from when I was little and was honestly suprised when i got to middle school and realized that they werent going to be at the same school, also aldrin and armstrong kids. But apparently lots of fox mill parents insist that their children are not on the reston sports teams and do not associate with kids from reston. so i dont know what to think.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
Neen
()
Date: February 04, 2008 09:48PM
ferfux Wrote:
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> why dont you all just home school your kids? hire
> tutors and HOME school them if its such a
> goddamned pain?
That is an excellent idea and I have no doubt that most parents being redistricted will send their children to private schools or homeschool. But not everyone can afford to do that. You might want to consider those less fortunate than you.
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> why dont you all just home school your kids? hire
> tutors and HOME school them if its such a
> goddamned pain?
That is an excellent idea and I have no doubt that most parents being redistricted will send their children to private schools or homeschool. But not everyone can afford to do that. You might want to consider those less fortunate than you.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
Neen
()
Date: February 04, 2008 09:52PM
TheGreaterGood Wrote:
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> Thanks for continuing this.
>
> One issue that keeps coming up is the following:
>
> > 'Reston Kids' to Reston High school, South
> Lakes.
>
> By this logic, where would folks send all the
> other communities in the county pyramid system?
>
> McLean residents to McLean High School? What,
> exactly, is McLean? What is Westfield's "town"
> from which it would draw its students? Shouldn't
> Floris go to Herndon because so many residents
> there shop at the Clock Tower Plaza? Or would its
> homeowner association residents have to build,
> say, a "Monroe Manor" elementary school because
> the system should be established via HOAs? What is
> Oakton's "town" or HOA? What about Crossfield?
> Part of that considers itself "Oak Hill" -- which
> is really a Herndon zip -- but it goes to Oakton.
> Many there shop at Franklin Farm shopping center
> or Fox Mill or Hunters Woods or the Clock Tower or
> Metrotech. Another section of Crossfield goes to
> South Lakes, and shops at Hunters Woods or South
> Lakes or Fox Mill shopping centers. It is divided
> quite evidently by West Ox Road. And Fox Mill?
> Those high school kids all hang out at Five Guys
> or Starbucks in Fox Mill shopping center, three
> miles from South Lakes.
>
> What, exactly defines "Oakton" or "Vienna" or
> "Sully" or "McLean" or "Great Falls" or "Langely"
> or "Chantilly" ?? It would be hard to draw a map
> based on these notions of "town."
>
> In the end, it can be argued, communities are far
> more united by local road connections -- ease of
> transportation -- than by HOAs or zip codes.
>
> This county school system is not based on HOAs or
> incorporated towns. We have a very loose sense of
> "place" here. Our school system is based on a
> county-wide system and the community in question
> is Fairfax County.
>
> I posit that, often, the high school defines the
> community, and not the other way around. At least
> for families with school-age kids. For example,
> the folks in "Madison Island" are bracketed to the
> north by a community that goes to Forest Edge,
> then Hughes and SL. To the south by a community
> that goes to Sunrise Valley, Hughes, and SL. Those
> families have become immersed in the "South Lakes
> pyramid" community, so to speak. Once the "island"
> section of the Madison pyramid changes pyramids,
> those families will begin to make new ties -- and
> probably keep the old ones, as we often do.
> (Remember your college buddies that you still see
> once in awhile?) Their community will soon become
> the "South Lakes pyramid" community. The
> transition will take some work, but a positive
> attitude, the knowledge that kids really are
> resilient, and maybe even a sense of adventure
> should help enormously.
FYI, Vienna is a town and everyone in the town goes to Madison. Ditto Herndon. Everyone in the town of Herndon goes to Herndon high.
>>>I really believe that if we embrace this concept
> of a county-wide "place," it strengthens our
> entire county, its economic system, and our
> overall sense of community and satisfaction with
> it.<<<
Could you explain how that works? If I never leave Vienna to shop, how would that hurt or help those in Mount Vernon or Reston? If Reston people only shop in Reston, how does that hurt Vienna? Do I need to shop at Springfield mall rather than Tyson's to help the county? Help it to do what exactly?
Please don't encourage people to come to Vienna to shop. Our roads and stores are crowded enough now.
Thanks!
-------------------------------------------------------
> Thanks for continuing this.
>
> One issue that keeps coming up is the following:
>
> > 'Reston Kids' to Reston High school, South
> Lakes.
>
> By this logic, where would folks send all the
> other communities in the county pyramid system?
>
> McLean residents to McLean High School? What,
> exactly, is McLean? What is Westfield's "town"
> from which it would draw its students? Shouldn't
> Floris go to Herndon because so many residents
> there shop at the Clock Tower Plaza? Or would its
> homeowner association residents have to build,
> say, a "Monroe Manor" elementary school because
> the system should be established via HOAs? What is
> Oakton's "town" or HOA? What about Crossfield?
> Part of that considers itself "Oak Hill" -- which
> is really a Herndon zip -- but it goes to Oakton.
> Many there shop at Franklin Farm shopping center
> or Fox Mill or Hunters Woods or the Clock Tower or
> Metrotech. Another section of Crossfield goes to
> South Lakes, and shops at Hunters Woods or South
> Lakes or Fox Mill shopping centers. It is divided
> quite evidently by West Ox Road. And Fox Mill?
> Those high school kids all hang out at Five Guys
> or Starbucks in Fox Mill shopping center, three
> miles from South Lakes.
>
> What, exactly defines "Oakton" or "Vienna" or
> "Sully" or "McLean" or "Great Falls" or "Langely"
> or "Chantilly" ?? It would be hard to draw a map
> based on these notions of "town."
>
> In the end, it can be argued, communities are far
> more united by local road connections -- ease of
> transportation -- than by HOAs or zip codes.
>
> This county school system is not based on HOAs or
> incorporated towns. We have a very loose sense of
> "place" here. Our school system is based on a
> county-wide system and the community in question
> is Fairfax County.
>
> I posit that, often, the high school defines the
> community, and not the other way around. At least
> for families with school-age kids. For example,
> the folks in "Madison Island" are bracketed to the
> north by a community that goes to Forest Edge,
> then Hughes and SL. To the south by a community
> that goes to Sunrise Valley, Hughes, and SL. Those
> families have become immersed in the "South Lakes
> pyramid" community, so to speak. Once the "island"
> section of the Madison pyramid changes pyramids,
> those families will begin to make new ties -- and
> probably keep the old ones, as we often do.
> (Remember your college buddies that you still see
> once in awhile?) Their community will soon become
> the "South Lakes pyramid" community. The
> transition will take some work, but a positive
> attitude, the knowledge that kids really are
> resilient, and maybe even a sense of adventure
> should help enormously.
FYI, Vienna is a town and everyone in the town goes to Madison. Ditto Herndon. Everyone in the town of Herndon goes to Herndon high.
>>>I really believe that if we embrace this concept
> of a county-wide "place," it strengthens our
> entire county, its economic system, and our
> overall sense of community and satisfaction with
> it.<<<
Could you explain how that works? If I never leave Vienna to shop, how would that hurt or help those in Mount Vernon or Reston? If Reston people only shop in Reston, how does that hurt Vienna? Do I need to shop at Springfield mall rather than Tyson's to help the county? Help it to do what exactly?
Please don't encourage people to come to Vienna to shop. Our roads and stores are crowded enough now.
Thanks!
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
Neen
()
Date: February 04, 2008 09:55PM
fiscally responsible Wrote:
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> No new middle school in souther Fairfax County.
> Use the empty seats at Lake Braddock and Hayfield.
We had hundreds of empty seats in high schools when the built South County high school. why should their new middle school be any different? People always approve school bonds by a wide margin. NO problem building new schools we don't need.
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> No new middle school in souther Fairfax County.
> Use the empty seats at Lake Braddock and Hayfield.
We had hundreds of empty seats in high schools when the built South County high school. why should their new middle school be any different? People always approve school bonds by a wide margin. NO problem building new schools we don't need.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
fr
()
Date: February 05, 2008 08:27AM
Neen wrote
fiscally responsible Wrote:
> No new middle school in souther Fairfax County.
> Use the empty seats at Lake Braddock and Hayfield.
We had hundreds of empty seats in high schools when the built South County high school. why should their new middle school be any different? People always approve school bonds by a wide margin. NO problem building new schools we don't need.
Do you actually condone wasting $80 million on an unneeded building?
fiscally responsible Wrote:
> No new middle school in souther Fairfax County.
> Use the empty seats at Lake Braddock and Hayfield.
We had hundreds of empty seats in high schools when the built South County high school. why should their new middle school be any different? People always approve school bonds by a wide margin. NO problem building new schools we don't need.
Do you actually condone wasting $80 million on an unneeded building?
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
navy area parent
()
Date: February 05, 2008 09:03AM
Somebody missed Neen's sarcasm ....
I think the point was that the lemming, kneejerk "More money for schools!" crowd here in NoVA ALWAYS vote in favor of the enormous bonds that come up year after year, with no evidence whatsoever that the county is using the extra funds wisely. In fact, there is plenty of evidence that the SB is spending the money hand over fist on extremely wasteful, poorly planned projects and huge administrator salaries.
If the next bond brought up for a vote in this county actually fails, then this redistricting mess will have been worth it. But somehow I don't see that happening.
I think the point was that the lemming, kneejerk "More money for schools!" crowd here in NoVA ALWAYS vote in favor of the enormous bonds that come up year after year, with no evidence whatsoever that the county is using the extra funds wisely. In fact, there is plenty of evidence that the SB is spending the money hand over fist on extremely wasteful, poorly planned projects and huge administrator salaries.
If the next bond brought up for a vote in this county actually fails, then this redistricting mess will have been worth it. But somehow I don't see that happening.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
Anonymous
()
Date: February 05, 2008 09:31AM
fr Wrote:
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> Neen wrote
>
> fiscally responsible Wrote:
> > No new middle school in souther Fairfax County.
>
> > Use the empty seats at Lake Braddock and
> Hayfield.
>
> We had hundreds of empty seats in high schools
> when the built South County high school. why
> should their new middle school be any different?
> People always approve school bonds by a wide
> margin. NO problem building new schools we don't
> need.
>
> Do you actually condone wasting $80 million on an
> unneeded building?
The school that really isn't needed is Coppermine. Who is going to go there?
This will cost $25 million. A complete waste by Tistadt and his cronies
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> Neen wrote
>
> fiscally responsible Wrote:
> > No new middle school in souther Fairfax County.
>
> > Use the empty seats at Lake Braddock and
> Hayfield.
>
> We had hundreds of empty seats in high schools
> when the built South County high school. why
> should their new middle school be any different?
> People always approve school bonds by a wide
> margin. NO problem building new schools we don't
> need.
>
> Do you actually condone wasting $80 million on an
> unneeded building?
The school that really isn't needed is Coppermine. Who is going to go there?
This will cost $25 million. A complete waste by Tistadt and his cronies
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
austry
()
Date: February 05, 2008 09:47AM
Neen Wrote:
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> FYI, Vienna is a town and everyone in the town
> goes to Madison. Ditto Herndon. Everyone in the
> town of Herndon goes to Herndon high.
are you talking about within the vienna town limits or vienna as a whole? there are definately a couple pockets of vienna that are within the sunrise valley/hughes/south lakes pyramid. i should know. i live there.
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> FYI, Vienna is a town and everyone in the town
> goes to Madison. Ditto Herndon. Everyone in the
> town of Herndon goes to Herndon high.
are you talking about within the vienna town limits or vienna as a whole? there are definately a couple pockets of vienna that are within the sunrise valley/hughes/south lakes pyramid. i should know. i live there.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
chilly
()
Date: February 05, 2008 11:26AM
Neen Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > FYI, Vienna is a town and everyone in the town
> > goes to Madison. Ditto Herndon. Everyone in
> the
> > town of Herndon goes to Herndon high.
Thats wonderful. Reston is not a town.
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > FYI, Vienna is a town and everyone in the town
> > goes to Madison. Ditto Herndon. Everyone in
> the
> > town of Herndon goes to Herndon high.
Thats wonderful. Reston is not a town.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
it's all in the access roads HaHA
()
Date: February 05, 2008 11:39AM
chilly Wrote:
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> Neen Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> >
> > > FYI, Vienna is a town and everyone in the
> town
> > > goes to Madison. Ditto Herndon. Everyone in
> > the
> > > town of Herndon goes to Herndon high.
>
>
> Thats wonderful. Reston is not a town.
Reston isn't a town officially but it's just a much a town in spirit as Herndon or Vienna. I had this discussion off and on for years - hey when you hear people bragging about the nice homes at lower prices with Reston [or Herndon] conveniences and amenities but not going to Herndon or South Lakes, it resonates. The in your face attitude is unbelievable. One developemnt in Reston HOA [Wyndham Hills] had an access road to 7 planned to secure the Langley pyramid then closed it. Via google someody was quoted as being down the street from a school feedoing to Langley. The street was route 7 in all it's glory. Another developemnt might have had a barricade [Berlin Wall Effect]up to not have through street access to Hunter Mill to avoid South Lakes.
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> Neen Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> >
> > > FYI, Vienna is a town and everyone in the
> town
> > > goes to Madison. Ditto Herndon. Everyone in
> > the
> > > town of Herndon goes to Herndon high.
>
>
> Thats wonderful. Reston is not a town.
Reston isn't a town officially but it's just a much a town in spirit as Herndon or Vienna. I had this discussion off and on for years - hey when you hear people bragging about the nice homes at lower prices with Reston [or Herndon] conveniences and amenities but not going to Herndon or South Lakes, it resonates. The in your face attitude is unbelievable. One developemnt in Reston HOA [Wyndham Hills] had an access road to 7 planned to secure the Langley pyramid then closed it. Via google someody was quoted as being down the street from a school feedoing to Langley. The street was route 7 in all it's glory. Another developemnt might have had a barricade [Berlin Wall Effect]up to not have through street access to Hunter Mill to avoid South Lakes.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
Baffled
()
Date: February 07, 2008 09:12PM
Some idiot sent some kind of a virus file to page 194 of the high school redistricting thread 1 so I jumped to this thread. I was attempting to respond to Mike's post about the boarddocs that was posted for the 02/11/2008 work session. It mentioned about the student exodus and the AP vs IB programs. Nothing new about FCPS playing down arguments about people against the redistricting. I honestly do not think that if the redistricting goes through, it will not achieve the goals very well for the SL community what they are seeking for.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
joe
()
Date: February 07, 2008 09:43PM
meh
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/07/2008 09:51PM by joe.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/07/2008 09:51PM by joe.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
Baffled
()
Date: February 07, 2008 09:54PM
Joe, so you are the idiot who sent this virus crap? Please leave these high school redistricting people alone ..as far as I know there are TWO threads related to the redistricting. If you are an expert on sending stupid virus crap..send those to the school board members' emails!
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
Neen
()
Date: February 07, 2008 09:56PM
austry Wrote:
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> Neen Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > FYI, Vienna is a town and everyone in the town
> > goes to Madison. Ditto Herndon. Everyone in
> the
> > town of Herndon goes to Herndon high.
>
> are you talking about within the vienna town
> limits or vienna as a whole? there are definately
> a couple pockets of vienna that are within the
> sunrise valley/hughes/south lakes pyramid. i
> should know. i live there.
Yes, I said everyone in the town of Vienna goes to Madison. I don't know how to make that more clear.
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> Neen Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > FYI, Vienna is a town and everyone in the town
> > goes to Madison. Ditto Herndon. Everyone in
> the
> > town of Herndon goes to Herndon high.
>
> are you talking about within the vienna town
> limits or vienna as a whole? there are definately
> a couple pockets of vienna that are within the
> sunrise valley/hughes/south lakes pyramid. i
> should know. i live there.
Yes, I said everyone in the town of Vienna goes to Madison. I don't know how to make that more clear.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
Virus?
()
Date: February 08, 2008 08:03AM
Baffled, did Joe's virus crap actually infect your computer? I noticed he removed most of his posts.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
Baffled
()
Date: February 08, 2008 08:57AM
Virus? Wrote:
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> Baffled, did Joe's virus crap actually infect your
> computer? I noticed he removed most of his posts.
I don't think Joe actually infected my computer but he sent the virus crap in a block form causing anybody from the high school redistricting thread not be able to post anything from the RD thread. I know because I have tried to post so I jumped to this thread. I think he removed his posts quickly before any more high school redistricting people decided to redistrict him somewhere else. He also posted saying "why were there so many damn threads about the redistricting" so I asked him to better leave these people alone.
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> Baffled, did Joe's virus crap actually infect your
> computer? I noticed he removed most of his posts.
I don't think Joe actually infected my computer but he sent the virus crap in a block form causing anybody from the high school redistricting thread not be able to post anything from the RD thread. I know because I have tried to post so I jumped to this thread. I think he removed his posts quickly before any more high school redistricting people decided to redistrict him somewhere else. He also posted saying "why were there so many damn threads about the redistricting" so I asked him to better leave these people alone.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
TheMeeper
()
Date: February 08, 2008 09:09AM
Baffled Wrote:
"he sent the virus crap in a block form"
"he sent the virus crap in a block form"
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
XLvpF
()
Date: February 08, 2008 09:29AM
These idiots still think that you can get a virus by visiting a website? LOL
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Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
observer
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Date: February 08, 2008 12:26PM
THE MIDNIGHT SHIFT
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Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
SRE
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Date: February 08, 2008 01:07PM
well it IS nap time!
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
TheMeeper
()
Date: February 08, 2008 01:16PM
FYI I do not wear baseball hats.
Chat Room Rocks
Posted by:
LOL
()
Date: February 08, 2008 01:32PM
Hey, everybody, tonight, let's party again in the chat room. Here's some of the fun we had last night.
[22:22] *** Topic is: Fairfax Underground Chat; the best chat in fairfax... suckers!
[22:22] joe MARGIE genevieve Meeper sre @matt jdog cary
[22:22] someone thinks its a scam
[22:23] hello resident
[22:23] introduce yourself
[22:24] *** NICK [~80f168a@fairfaxunderground.com] has joined #fairfax
[22:24] joe is targeting the IP
[22:24] lol
[22:25] well..he is the bewst at doing that
[22:25] rofl
[22:26] Hi Joey....
[22:26] hi?
[22:27] why did you put a "y" on the end of Joe
[22:27] is nick new?
[22:27] It said to type Nick??
[22:28] I didn't have to type anything
[22:28] So...its JOE not Joey sorry
[22:29] :)
[22:29] ok bye
22:30] That was some funny ass shit you did at the redist thread
[22:30] yep
[22:22] *** Topic is: Fairfax Underground Chat; the best chat in fairfax... suckers!
[22:22] joe MARGIE genevieve Meeper sre @matt jdog cary
[22:22] someone thinks its a scam
[22:23] hello resident
[22:23] introduce yourself
[22:24] *** NICK [~80f168a@fairfaxunderground.com] has joined #fairfax
[22:24] joe is targeting the IP
[22:24] lol
[22:25] well..he is the bewst at doing that
[22:25] rofl
[22:26] Hi Joey....
[22:26] hi?
[22:27] why did you put a "y" on the end of Joe
[22:27] is nick new?
[22:27] It said to type Nick??
[22:28] I didn't have to type anything
[22:28] So...its JOE not Joey sorry
[22:29] :)
[22:29] ok bye
22:30] That was some funny ass shit you did at the redist thread
[22:30] yep
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
joe
()
Date: February 08, 2008 04:11PM
Never mind, I decided not to post this. But, why are you people so damn gullible?
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 02/08/2008 04:12PM by joe.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 02/08/2008 04:12PM by joe.
Re: High School Redistricting II
Posted by:
#85
()
Date: February 08, 2008 08:16PM
LOL, joe, what time is everyone meeting in the chat room and where is it? Can I invite the redistrict people. lol
Is this a BYOB party? lol lol
Is this a BYOB party? lol lol