Judge Lottery list for NE

[Anonymous]

NE edition, for 6th grade. Academically inclined, introverted kid, we would have liked Basis!

1. Stuart Hobson
2. Inspired
3. Eliot-Hine
4. Truth Montessori
5. Jefferson

I might throw Latin on there because I have extra spots. Any good options I am missing?

[Anonymous]

John Francis Education Campus. If you can stomach the very long commute.

Hardy, same.

[Anonymous]

I did DCI when I was in that position. Spots are very few but you might get lucky. Same goes for Latin.

[Anonymous]

What's your IB?

Agree with throwing in DCI and Latin, you have 12 spots and may as well use them!

[Anonymous]

EL Haynes to fill out the end of your list. If you don't mind the commute.

I'm curious what you think of Wells Middle School.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What's your IB?

Agree with throwing in DCI and Latin, you have 12 spots and may as well use them!

I would also put Hardy on there. Do the commute and see if it is tolerable. but it's the best school on the list IMO.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's your IB?

Agree with throwing in DCI and Latin, you have 12 spots and may as well use them!

I would also put Hardy on there. Do the commute and see if it is tolerable. but it's the best school on the list IMO.

(and they take a lot of lottery applicants)

[Anonymous]

I think it's a question of how badly you want to avoid whatever your IB is-- maybe it's Brookland, McKinley Middle, Wheatley or Browne?

If you like Truth, maybe put Lee at the end of your list. I know it feels weird to come in for 6th, but knowing that a lot of Lee kids go on to Truth and you might too, it's not crazy. There's CHML but I hope it doesn't come to that. Ditto Two Rivers.

Maybe give Friendship Woodridge Middle a serious look. Their stats are not bad-- Accountability Score is 79th percentile. But I think you've got very high chances of getting into Eliot-Hine and Jefferson OOB, so your list is fine as it currently stands.