Lottery Swami Checking in for MSDC Season

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:A new list. Somewhat interested in Montessori or Montessori inspired, but not wedded to it. Not interested in immersion. Live in Brookland, commute to Park View for my youngest's day care, and work near penn quarter.


1. Inspired Teaching Demonstration PCS
2. Two Rivers PCS at 4th Street
3. Lee Montessori PCS - Brookland
4. E.L. Haynes PCS – Elementary School
5. Capitol Hill Montessori School @ Logan
6. Seaton Elementary School
7. Creative Minds International PCS
8. Langley Elementary School
9. Langdon Montessori
10. Two Rivers PCS at Young
11. Bridges PCS
12. Burroughs Elementary School


TR4th and CHML probably wouldn't work for your commute.


TR4th isn’t ideal but not terrible for commute. CHML works well with the swing space currently and will be fine once my second is out of day care.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:A new list. Somewhat interested in Montessori or Montessori inspired, but not wedded to it. Not interested in immersion. Live in Brookland, commute to Park View for my youngest's day care, and work near penn quarter.


1. Inspired Teaching Demonstration PCS
2. Two Rivers PCS at 4th Street
3. Lee Montessori PCS - Brookland
4. E.L. Haynes PCS – Elementary School
5. Capitol Hill Montessori School @ Logan
6. Seaton Elementary School
7. Creative Minds International PCS
8. Langley Elementary School
9. Langdon Montessori
10. Two Rivers PCS at Young
11. Bridges PCS
12. Burroughs Elementary School


If Bridges would work for you location-wise, have you considered Cap City?


I honestly don’t know much about it. Bridges is probably the worst of the schools on the list location wise, but it looks like most students get in, so I thought it would be a good safety. Would like to hear more about cap city if you have feedback. Thanks!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I’d put Barnard at the bottom of that list.


Really? It has a 4 star rating?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I’d put Barnard at the bottom of that list.


Really? It has a 4 star rating?


Not the OP, but I don't understand why either. On paper, Barnard is doing better academically than most of the other schools on the OP's list. Can't speak to how warm the environment is, though.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:A new list. Somewhat interested in Montessori or Montessori inspired, but not wedded to it. Not interested in immersion. Live in Brookland, commute to Park View for my youngest's day care, and work near penn quarter.


1. Inspired Teaching Demonstration PCS
2. Two Rivers PCS at 4th Street
3. Lee Montessori PCS - Brookland
4. E.L. Haynes PCS – Elementary School
5. Capitol Hill Montessori School @ Logan
6. Seaton Elementary School
7. Creative Minds International PCS
8. Langley Elementary School
9. Langdon Montessori
10. Two Rivers PCS at Young
11. Bridges PCS
12. Burroughs Elementary School


If Bridges would work for you location-wise, have you considered Cap City?


I honestly don’t know much about it. Bridges is probably the worst of the schools on the list location wise, but it looks like most students get in, so I thought it would be a good safety. Would like to hear more about cap city if you have feedback. Thanks!


We have friends at Cap City who love it -- it sounds like a really friendly and positive community, and the school shares lots of good qualities with ITS in terms of arts opportunities. But it's definitely not a safety--the wait list barely moved last year from what I hear.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I’d put Barnard at the bottom of that list.


Really? It has a 4 star rating?


Not the OP, but I don't understand why either. On paper, Barnard is doing better academically than most of the other schools on the OP's list. Can't speak to how warm the environment is, though.


Barnard is a great school (it is our in-boundary), we were there for PK and would have stayed except for our concerns about MacFarland (feeder pattern), but instead moved to a school with a more reputable middle school path when we got into our first choice.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:A new list. Somewhat interested in Montessori or Montessori inspired, but not wedded to it. Not interested in immersion. Live in Brookland, commute to Park View for my youngest's day care, and work near penn quarter.


1. Inspired Teaching Demonstration PCS
2. Two Rivers PCS at 4th Street
3. Lee Montessori PCS - Brookland
4. E.L. Haynes PCS – Elementary School
5. Capitol Hill Montessori School @ Logan
6. Seaton Elementary School
7. Creative Minds International PCS
8. Langley Elementary School
9. Langdon Montessori
10. Two Rivers PCS at Young
11. Bridges PCS
12. Burroughs Elementary School


If Bridges would work for you location-wise, have you considered Cap City?


I honestly don’t know much about it. Bridges is probably the worst of the schools on the list location wise, but it looks like most students get in, so I thought it would be a good safety. Would like to hear more about cap city if you have feedback. Thanks!


I would think TR Young is a worse commute than Bridges for you.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:A new list. Somewhat interested in Montessori or Montessori inspired, but not wedded to it. Not interested in immersion. Live in Brookland, commute to Park View for my youngest's day care, and work near penn quarter.


1. Inspired Teaching Demonstration PCS
2. Two Rivers PCS at 4th Street
3. Lee Montessori PCS - Brookland
4. E.L. Haynes PCS – Elementary School
5. Capitol Hill Montessori School @ Logan
6. Seaton Elementary School
7. Creative Minds International PCS
8. Langley Elementary School
9. Langdon Montessori
10. Two Rivers PCS at Young
11. Bridges PCS
12. Burroughs Elementary School


If Bridges would work for you location-wise, have you considered Cap City?


I honestly don’t know much about it. Bridges is probably the worst of the schools on the list location wise, but it looks like most students get in, so I thought it would be a good safety. Would like to hear more about cap city if you have feedback. Thanks!


We have friends at Cap City who love it -- it sounds like a really friendly and positive community, and the school shares lots of good qualities with ITS in terms of arts opportunities. But it's definitely not a safety--the wait list barely moved last year from what I hear.


+1. We moved up only 2 spots.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:A new list. Somewhat interested in Montessori or Montessori inspired, but not wedded to it. Not interested in immersion. Live in Brookland, commute to Park View for my youngest's day care, and work near penn quarter.


1. Inspired Teaching Demonstration PCS
2. Two Rivers PCS at 4th Street
3. Lee Montessori PCS - Brookland
4. E.L. Haynes PCS – Elementary School
5. Capitol Hill Montessori School @ Logan
6. Seaton Elementary School
7. Creative Minds International PCS
8. Langley Elementary School
9. Langdon Montessori
10. Two Rivers PCS at Young
11. Bridges PCS
12. Burroughs Elementary School


If Bridges would work for you location-wise, have you considered Cap City?


I honestly don’t know much about it. Bridges is probably the worst of the schools on the list location wise, but it looks like most students get in, so I thought it would be a good safety. Would like to hear more about cap city if you have feedback. Thanks!


I would think TR Young is a worse commute than Bridges for you.


It is. I only have it on there just in case I got in and was able to use the transfer option. Long shot for both, though. I could make it work once both kids are in school, but it wouldn’t work at all while the youngest is in day care. I may be able to pull it off for a year, but it wouldn’t be ideal by any means.
Anonymous
WHERE ARE YOU SWAMI?????
Anonymous
Swami will be back-- I'm waiting until rankings lock on March 15th, because my crystal ball can't account for nervous human factors. If I can figure out how, I'll create a Swami moniker
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Swami will be back-- I'm waiting until rankings lock on March 15th, because my crystal ball can't account for nervous human factors. If I can figure out how, I'll create a Swami moniker


Sweeeeeeet.
Anonymous
It’s time to Swami, Swami!
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