I'm sorry, but the facts don't support your assertions. This is very much a program for the wealthy. Buying a $1.2 million home in the neighborhood almost guarantees getting into the SI. 

Also, I would be more likely to believe your argument if it were not for the fact that the SI community still continues to both secretly and publicly push the other options that were rejected by DBRAC all of which require Ainsworth families that have been in the neighborhood for over a 100 years to be "redistricted".

Do you think those options that you support don't "divide and destroy communities"? 

Its no secret that the SI and English programs at Ainsworth have little in common. 

At least with the SI move, you 1. Get to choose if you live in the neighborhood and 2. The entire community moves - kids, teachers, curriculum. Your kids will have the same classmates and you can still have your teaching assistants. 
  
The families that you seek to kick out of the neighborhood have no such choices.