| We applied out early from a k-8 school this year. We were accepted to our first choice and have just paid deposit. Should we let our k-8 school know that we are leaving now (we've also paid deposit at our k-8 school for the next year)? Whom should we contact? Admin director? Thank you all! |
| PE teacher. |
You should probably let two people know - the admissions director at your current school (so they know a spot has opened for WL of incoming students) - the person in charge of your 2023-24 contract (to find out how to formally give notice that you are not attending so you will not be on the hook come June 1 for next year's tuition at k-8) |
| Let them them know now so they can fill the slot. You can let admissions or the principal know. They talk. |
| They already know. |
| did your current school not notice that you hadn’t paid the deposit for next year nor signed the agreement? Or did you pay the deposit? |
Did you not read the OP? |
| How did you apply out without recommendations from teachers? |
| Tell them now - why would you wait? |
We did pay the deposit. |
We did ask for recommendations from teachers. We also paid our deposit in February so I think we should let them know formally. |
| Thank you all for your reply! |
| If you are definitely leaving you should tell admissions office asap. Then they can fill your spot. |
| It's these questions that make me wonder how many people in DC are technically "smart" and "accomplished" with absolutely zero common sense. How is this hard? |
| The nice thing to do is tell them sooner rather than later. I would email the principal and admissions director then get the paperwork going so you don’t get charged. |