what's your highest waitlist number?
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Anonymous
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Not sure what you mean, but here's highest and lowest:
380s at MV 30s at Maury. Not getting in either one. ? |
Anonymous
That was not meant to be a question mark but a smiley face. Definitely not getting in. And we were inbounds for MAury too! |
Anonymous
| #45 for Oyster. We are OOB English dominant. |
Anonymous
We got 12 at Miner. Miner!! |
Anonymous
Waitlist after round 1 last year at Hearst for PK4 was 135. You can see all the round 1 results from last year here: http://dcps.dc.gov/DCPS/Learn+About+Schools/Lottery+and+Admissions:+Apply+to+Our+Schools |
Anonymous
I know several parents who were really impressed with what they saw at both of those schools (even more than some of the well regarded CH schools). Who would've guessed a few years ago there'd be so much competition at JO Wilson and Miner? |
Anonymous
| #128 at Hearst |
Anonymous
| 120 at Oyster Adams. I found that surprising too. We moved from Woodley Park a few years ago, still kind of bummed about that decision! |
Anonymous
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#513 for LAMB
#216 for Mundo Verde #135 for CMI heading to West, most likely |
Anonymous
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OP as you can see, your question wasn't clear. Highest can mean highest up list with best chances of getting in... or worst numbers (which are literally higher numbers) at the bottoms of waitlists.
Which were you asking? |
Anonymous
| 390s for Two Rivers and 450s for LAMB for PK3. We weren't matches anywhere either. |
Anonymous
| We're 376 for MV for pk3. I'm just going to cross my fingers and I'm sure it will work out. ha ha ha! |
Anonymous
| #9 at Stokes |