APS Lottery 2/7

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s smart for ATS to become Title I. More federal money and demographics are pretty steady so not likely to lose it.

Agree. Likely to stay low SES because not many NA apply.

not really true but I'm too lazy to look up the school transfer report.

[Anonymous]

VPI and sibling preference will keep it low income.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s smart for ATS to become Title I. More federal money and demographics are pretty steady so not likely to lose it.

Agree. Likely to stay low SES because not many NA apply.

not really true but I'm too lazy to look up the school transfer report.

It is true. Single digits from Jamestown and Nottingham.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s smart for ATS to become Title I. More federal money and demographics are pretty steady so not likely to lose it.

Agree. Likely to stay low SES because not many NA apply.

not really true but I'm too lazy to look up the school transfer report.

It is true. Single digits from Jamestown and Nottingham.

There’s a big downside to option schools — friends spread out all over the county. Play dates are a breeze with neighborhood school friends.

This negative may be worth it when you’re applying out of an underperforming school, but doesn’t make much sense in some of the NA districts.