CES results posted in ParentVue

[Anonymous]

Because it’ll get lost in the other thread.

My kid made it in!

[Anonymous]

Therefore...?

[Anonymous]

Is the form to accept working for you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is the form to accept working for you?

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No — I sent an email to ask about opening the form

[Anonymous]

My kid made the lottery but did not get placed. 96th percentile at a high farms (title 1) school.

[Anonymous]

So what is so good about the CES? What do they do there?

[Anonymous]

Mine got it too. Yah! But the link is not working for me to RSVP yes.

[Anonymous]

Clearly they didn’t anticipate we would all want to accept the offer as soon as it came. They also haven’t posted any info on open house. Anyone know when the CCES one is?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So what is so good about the CES? What do they do there?

Please search for CES and you will find dozens of threads here about that.

[Anonymous]

I'm skeptical that CES is much different from home school.

[Anonymous]

DC qualify and didn't get in, 99%. I am very happy for the people who got a spot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm skeptical that CES is much different from home school.

This will likely depend on what the home school is planning to do for literacy enrichment and whether they continue to offer the ELC or not. What are folks hearing from your schools about that?

[Anonymous]

Our school is doing CKLA but the high achieving kids are grouped together. The teacher who has that class is really good and does some really creative stuff to make learning interesting. She is also very strict so I know the kids behave well for her.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm skeptical that CES is much different from home school.

This will likely depend on what the home school is planning to do for literacy enrichment and whether they continue to offer the ELC or not. What are folks hearing from your schools about that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our school is doing CKLA but the high achieving kids are grouped together. The teacher who has that class is really good and does some really creative stuff to make learning interesting. She is also very strict so I know the kids behave well for her.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm skeptical that CES is much different from home school.

This will likely depend on what the home school is planning to do for literacy enrichment and whether they continue to offer the ELC or not. What are folks hearing from your schools about that?

This is the new ELC model. Still a separate class for high achievers, but with CKLA and moves faster than "regular" classes to cover more content. Actually seems much better with old ELC curriculum.

[Anonymous]

Sorry...where in ParentVue is this posted?