"it looks like Marlborough is the cutoff. we are still districted for ligon and enloe."

This is strange considering we are in the same 'node' 75.1:
http://www.wcpss.net/school-directory/attendance-maps/536_E_POWELL_ES__2011_12.pdf

In fact it looks like assignment is now based by neighborhood and not node? I plugged in 2213 vs 2219 Rumson (neighbors) and discovered that's the line.

The top of the hill on Rumson shifts to Lockwood and those addresses stay at Powell, but the woodcrest addresses on Rumson along with the homes on Barksdale are reassigned to Joyner as well despite being in the same node. 

Homes are listed by their subdivision under Property Description in real estate data account summary. Are nodes out now?

Thanks, Vanessa
2248 Rumson Rd


On Sep 27, 2012, at 10:30 PM, Jessica Bowen wrote:

it looks like Marlborough is the cutoff. we are still districted for ligon and enloe.

On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 9:30 PM, Vanessa Van Horn <vanhorn.vanessa@gmail.com> wrote:
This proposal also would reassign Powell ES students to Joyner, from Ligon to Daniels and Enloe to Broughton. 

We live just a half mile from Powell as well and walk nearly everyday.

Parents please check, comment and share your concerns!

Best, Vanessa

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On Sep 25, 2012, at 8:56 PM, Kelly Swanson Turner <kelly@mcbug.net> wrote:

Dear Neighbors-

Wake County's newly proposed draft school assignment plan divides Conn Elementary's traditional base among three schools. 

Starting from Lions Park on Bennett Street, all of the Belvidere Park and Woodcrest addresses I have spot-checked are now zoned to Joyner Elementary.  This includes houses along Plainview Avenue that adjoin Conn's property, sitting right at the school's rear-entrance crosswalk.  In addition, the Mordecai and Pilot Mills neighborhoods, also long a part of Conn's base, are now zoned to Underwood Elementary.

These assignments ignore walk zones and neighborhood boundaries (both cited as zoning priorities), add unnecessary transportation costs, and undermine the strong and growing neighborhood commitment to Conn. 

This issue is of obvious importance to families with young children.  It also has implications for continuity and connections across our neighborhoods and affects whether they are seen as appealing places to live.

The county is seeking feedback on the proposed changes.  Now is the time to unite around our neighborhood school.  Whether you are a parent or just interested in our community, please share your thoughts on maintaining Conn's base with the school board through this link:  http://www.wcpss.net/news/2012_sept21_address_lookup/  You can also use this link to check assignments by street address.

A Google group has been set up to facilitate discussion of this issue.  Please join through this link to stay informed: https://groups.google.com/d/forum/connbase

Thank you!
Kelly Turner
Tonsler Drive





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