| Hello, just wanted to reach out to fellow Lee parents. We enrolled our two kiddos for PK and K this afternoon and are super excited! Anyone else recently enroll? Maybe we could set up a play date for late summer to meet and greet one another? |
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I was thinking we could have a standing playdate, maybe the second and forth sat morning of every month at a park in Brookland and then advertise it on local listserves?
Mine is PK4. |
| we've got our twins enrolled for PK3 and would be interested in playdate(s). Saturday mornings are busy for the next month or so, but we could make it afterward. |
| Does anyone know how much the pk3 wait list has moved? We're top 20 or so but my impression was that with so few slots at all it might not move much? |
| I emailed them Thursday to ask about the waitlist and no one has gotten back to me. Not a good sign? |
You expect them to response within 24 hours. You've got to get some realistic expectations for a new school...heck for any school at that matter. |
Well actually, I wrote them Wednesday evening but I'm saying Thursday because that's when they presumable got it during working hours. Yeah, I sort of do hope for a response by the end of the week if I send something mid-week. I'm not angry about it, but I have experienced faster communication from other schools. Have also experienced worse communication. Not a huge deal, just noting what I experienced this time. |
I hate mothers like you. |
Why was that necessary? I don't hate anyone but really dislike people like you. |
Hated PP here. Oh my goodness, you're mean! |
Who did you email because I've always had a response within about an hour (during regular working hours). Also, I've heard that it's moved less than 10 spots. |
Well, that's weird. |
| I emailed a different charter and haven't heard back in a week but assume they are busy. |
That's a reasonable response. When I volunteered at a school I remember someone saying try received hundreds of emails per day, hundreds! |
Don't overthink it. They're swamped with the actual work of enrollment and managing the WL, not to mention everything associated with moving. Instead of emailing, why don't you call and speak to someone and volunteer to lead the outreach. Tell them you're planning a "Welcome Playdate" and pick a date and time and location. Use a local park. Tell them you'd like to share it with all current and potential families. Post it on DCUM, but ask them to simply forward your message. They'll be grateful for the outreach effort and community building, and so will everyone who can make it. After that, you can exchange emails or set up a google group or something. Take charge and own it.
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