How many percentage of Dalton K class are siblings/legacies?

Anecdotally at least, that seems like a very, very low estimation. Each grade at Dalton is huge, so I do not actually know the precise overall numbers, but out of 19 kids in my child's current class (not K, so maybe things changed recently), 8 kids are a sibling or legacy or both. There are five classes in each grade, so the same ratio may not carry over across all five classes. But still, the overall percentage is likely way higher than 10%. I would guess it is in 35-45% range depending on the year.

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11/12/2025 15:25

Subject: How many percentage of Dalton K class are siblings/legacies?

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Anonymous wrote:I heard it’s really low like less than 10

Anecdotally at least, that seems like a very, very low estimation. Each grade at Dalton is huge, so I do not actually know the precise overall numbers, but out of 19 kids in my child's current class (not K, so maybe things changed recently), 8 kids are a sibling or legacy or both. There are five classes in each grade, so the same ratio may not carry over across all five classes. But still, the overall percentage is likely way higher than 10%. I would guess it is in 35-45% range depending on the year.

Hence 42 as noted above.

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11/12/2025 16:27

Subject: How many percentage of Dalton K class are siblings/legacies?

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Anonymous

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I heard it’s really low like less than 10

Anecdotally at least, that seems like a very, very low estimation. Each grade at Dalton is huge, so I do not actually know the precise overall numbers, but out of 19 kids in my child's current class (not K, so maybe things changed recently), 8 kids are a sibling or legacy or both. There are five classes in each grade, so the same ratio may not carry over across all five classes. But still, the overall percentage is likely way higher than 10%. I would guess it is in 35-45% range depending on the year.

Hence 42 as noted above.