Sabre Springs vs Scripps Ranch schools

[an]

http://profilewarehouse.sandag.org/profiles/fcst/zip92131fcst.pdf

Based on their estimate, there should be enough children in the area to keep MS & HS at today capacity for the next 20 years.

[Eugene]

[quote=AN]http://profilewarehouse.sandag.org/profiles/fcst/zip92131fcst.pdf

Based on their estimate, there should be enough children in the area to keep MS & HS at today capacity for the next 20 years.[/quote]

That’s what I said!

[Eugene]

[quote=AN]http://profilewarehouse.sandag.org/profiles/fcst/zip92131fcst.pdf

Based on their estimate, there should be enough children in the area to keep MS & HS at today capacity for the next 20 years.[/quote]

That’s what I said!

[Eugene]

[quote=AN]http://profilewarehouse.sandag.org/profiles/fcst/zip92131fcst.pdf

Based on their estimate, there should be enough children in the area to keep MS & HS at today capacity for the next 20 years.[/quote]

That’s what I said!

[Eugene]

[quote=AN]http://profilewarehouse.sandag.org/profiles/fcst/zip92131fcst.pdf

Based on their estimate, there should be enough children in the area to keep MS & HS at today capacity for the next 20 years.[/quote]

That’s what I said!

[Eugene]

[quote=AN]http://profilewarehouse.sandag.org/profiles/fcst/zip92131fcst.pdf

Based on their estimate, there should be enough children in the area to keep MS & HS at today capacity for the next 20 years.[/quote]

That’s what I said!

[barnaby33]

I fail to see this as an issue so much in itself as a proxy for how ridiculously expensive housing still is. If it weren’t and you didn’t like the school or district your child were moving into next year, you’d just sell and move. Problem solved.
Josh

[barnaby33]

I fail to see this as an issue so much in itself as a proxy for how ridiculously expensive housing still is. If it weren’t and you didn’t like the school or district your child were moving into next year, you’d just sell and move. Problem solved.
Josh

[barnaby33]

I fail to see this as an issue so much in itself as a proxy for how ridiculously expensive housing still is. If it weren’t and you didn’t like the school or district your child were moving into next year, you’d just sell and move. Problem solved.
Josh

[barnaby33]

I fail to see this as an issue so much in itself as a proxy for how ridiculously expensive housing still is. If it weren’t and you didn’t like the school or district your child were moving into next year, you’d just sell and move. Problem solved.
Josh

[barnaby33]

I fail to see this as an issue so much in itself as a proxy for how ridiculously expensive housing still is. If it weren’t and you didn’t like the school or district your child were moving into next year, you’d just sell and move. Problem solved.
Josh

[gn]

[quote=UCGal]The teachers there may do a fine job of differentiation, etc… and not want the hassles.

The budget allotment is NOT a motivating factor for schools to have a GATE program.[/quote]

UCGal, can you elaborate on the 2 points you made above ?

[gn]

[quote=UCGal]The teachers there may do a fine job of differentiation, etc… and not want the hassles.

The budget allotment is NOT a motivating factor for schools to have a GATE program.[/quote]

UCGal, can you elaborate on the 2 points you made above ?

[gn]

[quote=UCGal]The teachers there may do a fine job of differentiation, etc… and not want the hassles.

The budget allotment is NOT a motivating factor for schools to have a GATE program.[/quote]

UCGal, can you elaborate on the 2 points you made above ?

[gn]

[quote=UCGal]The teachers there may do a fine job of differentiation, etc… and not want the hassles.

The budget allotment is NOT a motivating factor for schools to have a GATE program.[/quote]

UCGal, can you elaborate on the 2 points you made above ?

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