HB Lottery?

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Anonymous wrote:Lottery results seem to have started going out about 10 minutes ago. Slowing appearing.

Thanks. My DC got waitlisted but there is no waitlist number. Does APS normally let you know where you are on the waitlist?

Yes, everyone knows their waitlist number, but remember it’s the number from your school. Even the #1 at our elem didn’t get off the waitlist last year.

Does your waitlist number tells you your OVERALL placement...or your placement by school?

We still can’t see our waitlist number. I assume it will pop up eventually.

This is a ridiculous system where some people can see their wait list numbers and others can't.

I highly suspect that user error is at play. Log in and then SCROLL DOWN.

Nope. It’s not there. Can’t scroll beyond the bottom.

Different poster. I don’t see it either. I’ve checked on desktop and phone. Definitely not user error. At best it’s an APS error. But it seems suspect to me.

Do you see your kid and the application? What does it say for the status? What date was it last updated?

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Anonymous wrote:Newbie question- what is HB and is it to go to school other than one currently at?

I’m not sure if you were trolling, but if not, I will answer… Some people like HB because it’s smaller, kids have more flexibility/independence. Kids that are more “artsy” see to be attracted to it (but not everyone who goes there has an interest in the arts). Some don’t like that there’s not a sports program, although you can play sports with your home high school, however, Amazon on the camaraderie at your local high school. Some people love it, some would never think twice about applying. It’s just a personal preference.

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Anonymous wrote:Lottery results seem to have started going out about 10 minutes ago. Slowing appearing.

Thanks. My DC got waitlisted but there is no waitlist number. Does APS normally let you know where you are on the waitlist?

Yes, everyone knows their waitlist number, but remember it’s the number from your school. Even the #1 at our elem didn’t get off the waitlist last year.

Does your waitlist number tells you your OVERALL placement...or your placement by school?

We still can’t see our waitlist number. I assume it will pop up eventually.

This is a ridiculous system where some people can see their wait list numbers and others can't.

I highly suspect that user error is at play. Log in and then SCROLL DOWN.

Nope. It’s not there. Can’t scroll beyond the bottom.

Different poster. I don’t see it either. I’ve checked on desktop and phone. Definitely not user error. At best it’s an APS error. But it seems suspect to me.

Do you see your kid and the application? What does it say for the status? What date was it last updated?

DP. Here is a screen shot of ours from a few minutes ago. I don’t particularly care if my kid gets in, but am sharing it to demonstrate that the other posters aren’t making it up or incompetent.

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Different poster. I don’t see it either. I’ve checked on desktop and phone. Definitely not user error. At best it’s an APS error. But it seems suspect to me.

Do you see your kid and the application? What does it say for the status? What date was it last updated?

DP. Here is a screen shot of ours from a few minutes ago. I don’t particularly care if my kid gets in, but am sharing it to demonstrate that the other posters aren’t making it up or incompetent.




Try looking at it from a computer not on a phone, that may make the difference

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For HB-Woodlawn, I've heard that some schools' allocations never move, even #1 on the WL won't get in. Does anyone have a sense of whether that may be different for the outside-APS allocation? That's our situation.

Also, is there a cutoff after which everything is set, or is it like college where it can continue to move up to the first day (or even later) of school?

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Different poster. I don’t see it either. I’ve checked on desktop and phone. Definitely not user error. At best it’s an APS error. But it seems suspect to me.

Do you see your kid and the application? What does it say for the status? What date was it last updated?

DP. Here is a screen shot of ours from a few minutes ago. I don’t particularly care if my kid gets in, but am sharing it to demonstrate that the other posters aren’t making it up or incompetent.

Try looking at it from a computer not on a phone, that may make the difference

It is exactly the same on my computer. No waitlist number.

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Anonymous wrote:For HB-Woodlawn, I've heard that some schools' allocations never move, even #1 on the WL won't get in. Does anyone have a sense of whether that may be different for the outside-APS allocation? That's our situation.

Also, is there a cutoff after which everything is set, or is it like college where it can continue to move up to the first day (or even later) of school?

Yes it can move during the summer or after school has started. It all depends on the timing of when someone gives up their spot. My kid got into HB off the middle school waitlist after the school year started. We gladly took the spot! Good luck to everyone!

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Isn’t the outside of APS allocation something like 1. I do not think you have a snowballs chance unfortunately.

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Anonymous wrote:Lottery results seem to have started going out about 10 minutes ago. Slowing appearing.

Thanks. My DC got waitlisted but there is no waitlist number. Does APS normally let you know where you are on the waitlist?

Yes, everyone knows their waitlist number, but remember it’s the number from your school. Even the #1 at our elem didn’t get off the waitlist last year.

Does your waitlist number tells you your OVERALL placement...or your placement by school?

We still can’t see our waitlist number. I assume it will pop up eventually.

This is a ridiculous system where some people can see their wait list numbers and others can't.

I highly suspect that user error is at play. Log in and then SCROLL DOWN.

Nope. It’s not there. Can’t scroll beyond the bottom.

Different poster. I don’t see it either. I’ve checked on desktop and phone. Definitely not user error. At best it’s an APS error. But it seems suspect to me.

Do you see your kid and the application? What does it say for the status? What date was it last updated?

DP. Here is a screen shot of ours from a few minutes ago. I don’t particularly care if my kid gets in, but am sharing it to demonstrate that the other posters aren’t making it up or incompetent.

Maybe they stopped counting after 50.

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Anonymous wrote:Lottery results seem to have started going out about 10 minutes ago. Slowing appearing.

Thanks. My DC got waitlisted but there is no waitlist number. Does APS normally let you know where you are on the waitlist?

Yes, everyone knows their waitlist number, but remember it’s the number from your school. Even the #1 at our elem didn’t get off the waitlist last year.

Does your waitlist number tells you your OVERALL placement...or your placement by school?

We still can’t see our waitlist number. I assume it will pop up eventually.

This is a ridiculous system where some people can see their wait list numbers and others can't.

I highly suspect that user error is at play. Log in and then SCROLL DOWN.

Nope. It’s not there. Can’t scroll beyond the bottom.

Different poster. I don’t see it either. I’ve checked on desktop and phone. Definitely not user error. At best it’s an APS error. But it seems suspect to me.

Do you see your kid and the application? What does it say for the status? What date was it last updated?

DP. Here is a screen shot of ours from a few minutes ago. I don’t particularly care if my kid gets in, but am sharing it to demonstrate that the other posters aren’t making it up or incompetent.

Maybe they stopped counting after 50.

Perhaps so. 😆

Ironically, if I scroll down further it tells me my other child’s waitlist number for sixth grade entry at HB. For 2020-21. They’re now in 8th grade.

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Anonymous wrote:Lottery results seem to have started going out about 10 minutes ago. Slowing appearing.

Thanks. My DC got waitlisted but there is no waitlist number. Does APS normally let you know where you are on the waitlist?

Yes, everyone knows their waitlist number, but remember it’s the number from your school. Even the #1 at our elem didn’t get off the waitlist last year.

Does your waitlist number tells you your OVERALL placement...or your placement by school?

We still can’t see our waitlist number. I assume it will pop up eventually.

This is a ridiculous system where some people can see their wait list numbers and others can't.

I highly suspect that user error is at play. Log in and then SCROLL DOWN.

Nope. It’s not there. Can’t scroll beyond the bottom.

Different poster. I don’t see it either. I’ve checked on desktop and phone. Definitely not user error. At best it’s an APS error. But it seems suspect to me.

Do you see your kid and the application? What does it say for the status? What date was it last updated?

DP. Here is a screen shot of ours from a few minutes ago. I don’t particularly care if my kid gets in, but am sharing it to demonstrate that the other posters aren’t making it up or incompetent.

Maybe they stopped counting after 50.

Perhaps so. 😆

Ironically, if I scroll down further it tells me my other child’s waitlist number for sixth grade entry at HB. For 2020-21. They’re now in 8th grade.

Ours says last updated today (1/31) so maybe they’re actively updating.

Ours doesn’t have an orange circle so maybe yours is still “in process”.

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So if you’re seeing a waitlist number, you don’t have an orange circle?

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Anonymous wrote:For HB-Woodlawn, I've heard that some schools' allocations never move, even #1 on the WL won't get in. Does anyone have a sense of whether that may be different for the outside-APS allocation? That's our situation.

Also, is there a cutoff after which everything is set, or is it like college where it can continue to move up to the first day (or even later) of school?

Outside of APS allocation for 6th grade is: 1 spot. You will be waitlisted for that one spot. So if you are #1 and the current person's family decides some time during the summer they won't move to Arlington after all... then you'd be in.

I think it's about as likely or unlikely as from any of the elementary schools with 2-4 spots and 15-60 kids wait listed.

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Anonymous wrote:So if you’re seeing a waitlist number, you don’t have an orange circle?

That’s true for us. Have a number, no orange circle.

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Anonymous wrote:For HB-Woodlawn, I've heard that some schools' allocations never move, even #1 on the WL won't get in. Does anyone have a sense of whether that may be different for the outside-APS allocation? That's our situation.

Also, is there a cutoff after which everything is set, or is it like college where it can continue to move up to the first day (or even later) of school?

Outside of APS allocation for 6th grade is: 1 spot. You will be waitlisted for that one spot. So if you are #1 and the current person's family decides some time during the summer they won't move to Arlington after all... then you'd be in.

I think it's about as likely or unlikely as from any of the elementary schools with 2-4 spots and 15-60 kids wait listed.

More likely, they already live in Arlington, but are enrolled in private. But, yes – one spot. Our school with 3 spots never went to the waitlist last year.