Southpointe property in La Jolla

[Scarlett]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=Scarlett]About schools that’s a good point. But if the kids automatically enroll in La Jolla elementary and middle school (and it is zipcode 92037), the only choice that could disappear would be the UC high one which doesn’t make much sense. (Why would a kid go from Muirlands LJ middle to UC high???)[/quote]

If you read the “Optional Enrollment” section of your sandi-net link, you cannot enroll in the option until it is time to attend.

In SDUSD, a “zip code” has nothing to do with the price of tea in China.[/quote]
I know but my point there is no choice where to go to elementary or middle schools. The middle school feeds into LJ High. UC high is an option if one really wants it. LJ High is the default.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=Scarlett]I know but my point there is no choice where to go to elementary or middle schools. The middle school feeds into LJ High. UC high is an option if one really wants it. LJ High is the default.[/quote]

Scarlett, I don’t see that constellation but if you are interested in placing an offer on the Southpointe property and a guarantee to a HS attendance area is important to you, you should call the District Office and find out how the optional program works. Schools can become impacted year to year, depending on magnet and VEEP students already enrolled in the school of your choice. You can’t present an elementary-age child today for HS attendance. I would not make an offer on RE based upon belief or presumption but upon fact, if the main reason or one of the reasons for the purchase was a certain “guaranteed” public school admission in the distant future.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=Scarlett]I know but my point there is no choice where to go to elementary or middle schools. The middle school feeds into LJ High. UC high is an option if one really wants it. LJ High is the default.[/quote]

Scarlett, I don’t see that constellation but if you are interested in placing an offer on the Southpointe property and a guarantee to a HS attendance area is important to you, you should call the District Office and find out how the optional program works. Schools can become impacted year to year, depending on magnet and VEEP students already enrolled in the school of your choice. You can’t present an elementary-age child today for HS attendance. I would not make an offer on RE based upon belief or presumption but upon fact, if the main reason or one of the reasons for the purchase was a certain “guaranteed” public school admission in the distant future.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=Scarlett]I know but my point there is no choice where to go to elementary or middle schools. The middle school feeds into LJ High. UC high is an option if one really wants it. LJ High is the default.[/quote]

Scarlett, I don’t see that constellation but if you are interested in placing an offer on the Southpointe property and a guarantee to a HS attendance area is important to you, you should call the District Office and find out how the optional program works. Schools can become impacted year to year, depending on magnet and VEEP students already enrolled in the school of your choice. You can’t present an elementary-age child today for HS attendance. I would not make an offer on RE based upon belief or presumption but upon fact, if the main reason or one of the reasons for the purchase was a certain “guaranteed” public school admission in the distant future.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=Scarlett]I know but my point there is no choice where to go to elementary or middle schools. The middle school feeds into LJ High. UC high is an option if one really wants it. LJ High is the default.[/quote]

Scarlett, I don’t see that constellation but if you are interested in placing an offer on the Southpointe property and a guarantee to a HS attendance area is important to you, you should call the District Office and find out how the optional program works. Schools can become impacted year to year, depending on magnet and VEEP students already enrolled in the school of your choice. You can’t present an elementary-age child today for HS attendance. I would not make an offer on RE based upon belief or presumption but upon fact, if the main reason or one of the reasons for the purchase was a certain “guaranteed” public school admission in the distant future.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=Scarlett]I know but my point there is no choice where to go to elementary or middle schools. The middle school feeds into LJ High. UC high is an option if one really wants it. LJ High is the default.[/quote]

Scarlett, I don’t see that constellation but if you are interested in placing an offer on the Southpointe property and a guarantee to a HS attendance area is important to you, you should call the District Office and find out how the optional program works. Schools can become impacted year to year, depending on magnet and VEEP students already enrolled in the school of your choice. You can’t present an elementary-age child today for HS attendance. I would not make an offer on RE based upon belief or presumption but upon fact, if the main reason or one of the reasons for the purchase was a certain “guaranteed” public school admission in the distant future.

[bearishgurl]

Here is the passage from sandi-net:

Optional Areas

Certain areas of the San Diego Unified School District have been designated Optional Areas. If you reside in one of these areas, you will have a choice of two or more schools to attend. Once a choice is made, the school of choice remains the school of attendance for the duration of the student’s attendance at that level (elementary, middle/junior high or senior high).

(emphasis added)

The way I read it, students have to reapply at each level for your school, i.e. apply for middle school and apply again for high school. A student’s school is guaranteed as long as they are already enrolled at a particular school.

Currently, for school year 10/11, the optional HS choice exists. You have no guarantee that this choice will be in place several school years from now, when your kids are ready for HS. For instance, what if LJ SFR’s crater in price in the future and families begin moving in much closer to LJ High than Southpointe Complex is (UC is closest HS to it)? SDUSD reserves the right to remove the choice on the “north of SR-52” complexes, or ANY previous “optional attendance area” to any school which becomes impacted.

Any Piggs work for SDUSD and can help here?? Or lived in the 92037 annexation north of the former Ardath Rd (now SR-52) during the 70’s thru 90’s? Did your (now adult) child attend and graduate from UC? Thanks for any help.

[bearishgurl]

Here is the passage from sandi-net:

Optional Areas

Certain areas of the San Diego Unified School District have been designated Optional Areas. If you reside in one of these areas, you will have a choice of two or more schools to attend. Once a choice is made, the school of choice remains the school of attendance for the duration of the student’s attendance at that level (elementary, middle/junior high or senior high).

(emphasis added)

The way I read it, students have to reapply at each level for your school, i.e. apply for middle school and apply again for high school. A student’s school is guaranteed as long as they are already enrolled at a particular school.

Currently, for school year 10/11, the optional HS choice exists. You have no guarantee that this choice will be in place several school years from now, when your kids are ready for HS. For instance, what if LJ SFR’s crater in price in the future and families begin moving in much closer to LJ High than Southpointe Complex is (UC is closest HS to it)? SDUSD reserves the right to remove the choice on the “north of SR-52” complexes, or ANY previous “optional attendance area” to any school which becomes impacted.

Any Piggs work for SDUSD and can help here?? Or lived in the 92037 annexation north of the former Ardath Rd (now SR-52) during the 70’s thru 90’s? Did your (now adult) child attend and graduate from UC? Thanks for any help.

[bearishgurl]

Here is the passage from sandi-net:

Optional Areas

Certain areas of the San Diego Unified School District have been designated Optional Areas. If you reside in one of these areas, you will have a choice of two or more schools to attend. Once a choice is made, the school of choice remains the school of attendance for the duration of the student’s attendance at that level (elementary, middle/junior high or senior high).

(emphasis added)

The way I read it, students have to reapply at each level for your school, i.e. apply for middle school and apply again for high school. A student’s school is guaranteed as long as they are already enrolled at a particular school.

Currently, for school year 10/11, the optional HS choice exists. You have no guarantee that this choice will be in place several school years from now, when your kids are ready for HS. For instance, what if LJ SFR’s crater in price in the future and families begin moving in much closer to LJ High than Southpointe Complex is (UC is closest HS to it)? SDUSD reserves the right to remove the choice on the “north of SR-52” complexes, or ANY previous “optional attendance area” to any school which becomes impacted.

Any Piggs work for SDUSD and can help here?? Or lived in the 92037 annexation north of the former Ardath Rd (now SR-52) during the 70’s thru 90’s? Did your (now adult) child attend and graduate from UC? Thanks for any help.

[bearishgurl]

Here is the passage from sandi-net:

Optional Areas

Certain areas of the San Diego Unified School District have been designated Optional Areas. If you reside in one of these areas, you will have a choice of two or more schools to attend. Once a choice is made, the school of choice remains the school of attendance for the duration of the student’s attendance at that level (elementary, middle/junior high or senior high).

(emphasis added)

The way I read it, students have to reapply at each level for your school, i.e. apply for middle school and apply again for high school. A student’s school is guaranteed as long as they are already enrolled at a particular school.

Currently, for school year 10/11, the optional HS choice exists. You have no guarantee that this choice will be in place several school years from now, when your kids are ready for HS. For instance, what if LJ SFR’s crater in price in the future and families begin moving in much closer to LJ High than Southpointe Complex is (UC is closest HS to it)? SDUSD reserves the right to remove the choice on the “north of SR-52” complexes, or ANY previous “optional attendance area” to any school which becomes impacted.

Any Piggs work for SDUSD and can help here?? Or lived in the 92037 annexation north of the former Ardath Rd (now SR-52) during the 70’s thru 90’s? Did your (now adult) child attend and graduate from UC? Thanks for any help.

[bearishgurl]

Here is the passage from sandi-net:

Optional Areas

Certain areas of the San Diego Unified School District have been designated Optional Areas. If you reside in one of these areas, you will have a choice of two or more schools to attend. Once a choice is made, the school of choice remains the school of attendance for the duration of the student’s attendance at that level (elementary, middle/junior high or senior high).

(emphasis added)

The way I read it, students have to reapply at each level for your school, i.e. apply for middle school and apply again for high school. A student’s school is guaranteed as long as they are already enrolled at a particular school.

Currently, for school year 10/11, the optional HS choice exists. You have no guarantee that this choice will be in place several school years from now, when your kids are ready for HS. For instance, what if LJ SFR’s crater in price in the future and families begin moving in much closer to LJ High than Southpointe Complex is (UC is closest HS to it)? SDUSD reserves the right to remove the choice on the “north of SR-52” complexes, or ANY previous “optional attendance area” to any school which becomes impacted.

Any Piggs work for SDUSD and can help here?? Or lived in the 92037 annexation north of the former Ardath Rd (now SR-52) during the 70’s thru 90’s? Did your (now adult) child attend and graduate from UC? Thanks for any help.

[XBoxBoy]

[quote=bearishgurl] I would not make an offer on RE based upon belief or presumption but upon fact, if the main reason or one of the reasons for the purchase was a certain “guaranteed” public school admission in the distant future.[/quote]

Actually I don’t think school districts are ever guaranteed. Districts can change as enrollment and development changes. Since this area is on the border (and currently marked as optional) It would probably be one of the first areas to be removed from LJHS district if LJHS became overcrowded.

Having said that, from what I know, LJHS is currently underenrolled so it’s unlikely that this border area will be kicked out of the LJHS district any time soon. But you never know.

XBoxBoy

[XBoxBoy]

[quote=bearishgurl] I would not make an offer on RE based upon belief or presumption but upon fact, if the main reason or one of the reasons for the purchase was a certain “guaranteed” public school admission in the distant future.[/quote]

Actually I don’t think school districts are ever guaranteed. Districts can change as enrollment and development changes. Since this area is on the border (and currently marked as optional) It would probably be one of the first areas to be removed from LJHS district if LJHS became overcrowded.

Having said that, from what I know, LJHS is currently underenrolled so it’s unlikely that this border area will be kicked out of the LJHS district any time soon. But you never know.

XBoxBoy

[XBoxBoy]

[quote=bearishgurl] I would not make an offer on RE based upon belief or presumption but upon fact, if the main reason or one of the reasons for the purchase was a certain “guaranteed” public school admission in the distant future.[/quote]

Actually I don’t think school districts are ever guaranteed. Districts can change as enrollment and development changes. Since this area is on the border (and currently marked as optional) It would probably be one of the first areas to be removed from LJHS district if LJHS became overcrowded.

Having said that, from what I know, LJHS is currently underenrolled so it’s unlikely that this border area will be kicked out of the LJHS district any time soon. But you never know.

XBoxBoy

[XBoxBoy]

[quote=bearishgurl] I would not make an offer on RE based upon belief or presumption but upon fact, if the main reason or one of the reasons for the purchase was a certain “guaranteed” public school admission in the distant future.[/quote]

Actually I don’t think school districts are ever guaranteed. Districts can change as enrollment and development changes. Since this area is on the border (and currently marked as optional) It would probably be one of the first areas to be removed from LJHS district if LJHS became overcrowded.

Having said that, from what I know, LJHS is currently underenrolled so it’s unlikely that this border area will be kicked out of the LJHS district any time soon. But you never know.

XBoxBoy

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