Honestly, I don't think I could swallow foregoing an entire year of tuition. that's a lot. At my preschool, the contract clearly states you give 2 months notice, so essentially you're out 2 months. If you don't pre-pay for the year, do you really think the school will come after you for the money? |
2 months notice is still too much. 30 days is generous and reasonable. |
DS has been assigned to Classroom 4 if I'm not mistaken it's the same class. See you in a few |
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[quote=Anonymous]One year locked in is ridiculous. [/quote]
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Completely ridiculous. Our center had 30 days' notice. |
Same for ours. |
I think 30 days is standard for a daycare center.
Preschools are where it gets dicey. |
We got offered a spot over the weekend. Will report back with schools once we make a decision |
Accepted a K spot WOTP this morning after getting a call late Friday afternoon, freeing up Eaton K spot. Loved Eaton, but this commute is much better for us. |
could you be a little vaguer? |
Schools absolutely have done this, because in a court of law, they will win. Private schools don't have a "count day" in October like a public school. They set their budget in the spring when they lock in their enrollment. Losing a year's tuition at the last minute is no small thing. |
I am curious for PK3 and PK4 if some people are holding multiple spots--at a charter that started today and at a DCPS that doesn't start until Thursday or Friday. I wonder if there will be more shuffle next week. |
I hope so! |
Which schools are people still holding out hope for at this point (for PS3 or PK)--I.e. Meaning you are high enough on the waitlist and still dissatisfied enough with your current solution that you are still actively trying? |