Where you giving up your PS-3 slot?

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[Post New]04/01/2013 16:09
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Anonymous
I don't know anything about Brent...I don't live on the Hill. Is that considered a good school?
[Post New]04/01/2013 16:18
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Anonymous wrote:What about SWS? Anyone giving up a spot there? Pretty please!

I'm in the same ship you are in! Pretty please!
[Post New]04/01/2013 18:05
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Anonymous
^ iffy teens WL # at a charter. If we get a call it won't be until the fall, but I'll let you/the school know ASAP.
[Post New]04/01/2013 23:26
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Anonymous wrote:Do people give up spots at Haynes?




I know someone who did. Mom really wanted Haynes, but Dad really wanted French Immersion. After he went and did all the paperwork (generally a job that would have defaulted to her) to register the child for the lottery, and they got lucky, she decided that since it meant so much to him that is what they would do.




What DCPS or Charter offers French immersion?
[Post New]04/01/2013 23:50
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Do people give up spots at Haynes?




I know someone who did. Mom really wanted Haynes, but Dad really wanted French Immersion. After he went and did all the paperwork (generally a job that would have defaulted to her) to register the child for the lottery, and they got lucky, she decided that since it meant so much to him that is what they would do.




What DCPS or Charter offers French immersion?


Stokes and Oyster both offer French don't they? Don't know if they're officially "immersion" though. Doesn't Marie Reed also have French? Or did I dream that?
[Post New]04/02/2013 00:40
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I'm hoping that 618 people give up their spots ahead of us on LAMB's wait list. One can hope, right? hahahaha!
[Post New]04/02/2013 04:02
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Do people give up spots at Haynes?




I know someone who did. Mom really wanted Haynes, but Dad really wanted French Immersion. After he went and did all the paperwork (generally a job that would have defaulted to her) to register the child for the lottery, and they got lucky, she decided that since it meant so much to him that is what they would do.




What DCPS or Charter offers French immersion?


Stokes and Oyster both offer French don't they? Don't know if they're officially "immersion" though. Doesn't Marie Reed also have French? Or did I dream that?


Oyster and Marie Reed DO NOT offer French immersion. Stokes does. It is the only public option in DC.
[Post New]04/02/2013 08:01
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Anonymous
But they do offer French, right? Just not French immersion?
[Post New]04/02/2013 08:16
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Anonymous
You're question is odd to me. If they offer French immersion, that is offering French. Sorry to sound stern, but I'm not sure I'm getting you. Anyways, the school is French immersion. PreK is 100% immersion and as the child progresses, it goes to a 50/50 model for higher grades. It is this way through the entire length of the program. If you're wondering if at some point the immersion stops and the french is reduced to an hour class or something, no that is not the case. It remains immersion. There is also a spanish program that is exactly the same. You should go to the website and definitely visit the school. They were offering tours back in the, not sure if they are still offering them.
[Post New]04/02/2013 09:09
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My question isn't about Stokes, I meant don't Oyster and Marie Reed offer French as a language option, even if it's not immersion? But I just looked at their websites, I guess I was mistaken and neither Oyster or Marie Reed have French.

So is Stokes really the only DC public school that has a French bilingual program?? I know it's nowhere as useful as Spanish, but it's such a la socially taught language, I guess I'm surprised.
[Post New]04/02/2013 09:22
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I know PP, its disappointing. I am fluent in french so it is the one language I could really support at home too. There are of course private schools, but we do not want to go that route. I think a French immersion charter would be great. There are a lot of French speakers in DC, not just europeans. Lots and lots of Africans who speak french--would be great to have a charter that supports francophonie.
[Post New]04/02/2013 10:03
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Anonymous wrote:I know PP, its disappointing. I am fluent in french so it is the one language I could really support at home too. There are of course private schools, but we do not want to go that route. I think a French immersion charter would be great. There are a lot of French speakers in DC, not just europeans. Lots and lots of Africans who speak french--would be great to have a charter that supports francophonie.


I'd seriously support a French, Green, Biosciences charter elementary!!! (That would eventually become a feeder to DCI, of course!) I'm totally serious too! I just don't have the time in my job to be an actual founder, but I would totally work with founders since I have some start up experience and 2 of my closest friends have each started multiple charter schools that are still in existence (in California).
[Post New]04/02/2013 11:13
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Anonymous
99% sure giving up Cap City spot. Will decide by end of week. Going to do CM.
[Post New]04/02/2013 11:17
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Anonymous wrote:99% sure giving up Cap City spot. Will decide by end of week. Going to do CM.

Ill give you 18.75$ for that cap city spot
[Post New]04/02/2013 13:28
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Anonymous
May be giving up Cap City for Powell....torn although one is immersion but I like the diversity at Cap City.
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