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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've heard Hearst also has IB kids on the waitlist, don't know if this is true or how many though.

Shepherd also has a couple of IB waitlisted for PK4 this year (along w/14 PK3 IB families)--it used to be a fairly reasonable bet for OOB families up until very recently. Seems most Wilson feeders are moving in this direction, along with other schools.

[Anonymous]

It's everywhere. Highest at Deal feeders and Capitol Hill but still striking.

Bancroft - 29 Pk4; 40 IB PK3
Takoma -- 12 IB PK4; 3 IB Pk3 (incl 1 w/sibling accepted)
Barnard - 8 IB Pk3
Truesdell - 1 PK4 IB; 1 PK3 IB
Walker Jones - 3 PK4 IB; 2 PK3 IB
West - 19 PK3 IB;
Whittier - 2 PK4 IB; 6 PK3 IB

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've heard Hearst also has IB kids on the waitlist, don't know if this is true or how many though.

5 Hearst IB on WL for pk3

Hearst doesn't have pk3. Do you mean 5 IB kids for PK4?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've heard Hearst also has IB kids on the waitlist, don't know if this is true or how many though.

5 Hearst IB on WL for pk3

Hearst doesn't have pk3. Do you mean 5 IB kids for PK4?

Yes. typo.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've heard Hearst also has IB kids on the waitlist, don't know if this is true or how many though.

5 Hearst IB on WL for pk3

Hearst doesn't have pk3. Do you mean 5 IB kids for PK4?

NP but yes, that's the number for PK4.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wait, so after all the drama, Janney only has 32 kids on the IB waitlist for PK? And they are forming some sort of union to protest?

One person posted on the list Serv and got 0 public responses. Hardly what I'd call "fiorming a union." An attempt - yes.

Honestly I thought the stats were pretty good this year especially since a PK class was cut. Take heart future K class - you are not a bubble year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wait, so after all the drama, Janney only has 32 kids on the IB waitlist for PK? And they are forming some sort of union to protest?

One person posted on the list Serv and got 0 public responses. Hardly what I'd call "fiorming a union." An attempt - yes.

Honestly I thought the stats were pretty good this year especially since a PK class was cut. Take heart future K class - you are not a bubble year.

We young families are priced out of Janney. There's nothing we can do, even on 350k HHI to get into a home we can afford there with childcare/camp/nanny costs.

[Anonymous]

Are you asking for sympathy with a HHI of 350K?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wait, so after all the drama, Janney only has 32 kids on the IB waitlist for PK? And they are forming some sort of union to protest?

One person posted on the list Serv and got 0 public responses. Hardly what I'd call "fiorming a union." An attempt - yes.

Honestly I thought the stats were pretty good this year especially since a PK class was cut. Take heart future K class - you are not a bubble year.

We young families are priced out of Janney. There's nothing we can do, even on 350k HHI to get into a home we can afford there with childcare/camp/nanny costs.

You can easily afford a year of child care on $350,000. Or move to a lovely part of Arlington or Montgomery County.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wait, so after all the drama, Janney only has 32 kids on the IB waitlist for PK? And they are forming some sort of union to protest?

One person posted on the list Serv and got 0 public responses. Hardly what I'd call "fiorming a union." An attempt - yes.

Honestly I thought the stats were pretty good this year especially since a PK class was cut. Take heart future K class - you are not a bubble year.

Exactly. This was the attempt by one individual, clearly made out of frustration, who isn't even a Janney parent yet. Sad to see some people on this forum trying to twist this into a "movement" that somehow reflects negatively on all Janney parents, current or future, as a whole.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wait, so after all the drama, Janney only has 32 kids on the IB waitlist for PK? And they are forming some sort of union to protest?

One person posted on the list Serv and got 0 public responses. Hardly what I'd call "fiorming a union." An attempt - yes.

Honestly I thought the stats were pretty good this year especially since a PK class was cut. Take heart future K class - you are not a bubble year.

We young families are priced out of Janney. There's nothing we can do, even on 350k HHI to get into a home we can afford there with childcare/camp/nanny costs.

I'm not, I'm saying there aren't bubbles classes coming because at some point who can afford to have kids and buy in that zone?

[Anonymous]

Always seems to be someone who can pay more in DC. And if or when there isn't prices will come down.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've heard Hearst also has IB kids on the waitlist, don't know if this is true or how many though.

5 Hearst IB on WL for pk3

Hearst doesn't have pk3. Do you mean 5 IB kids for PK4?

NP but yes, that's the number for PK4.

My understanding is that this is the first year Hearst waitlisted anyone IB for PK4. Also a handful of siblings enrolled waitlisted as well. The school is more and more in demand. With a PK4er this year, I see why - it's a little gem.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wait, so after all the drama, Janney only has 32 kids on the IB waitlist for PK? And they are forming some sort of union to protest?

One person posted on the list Serv and got 0 public responses. Hardly what I'd call "fiorming a union." An attempt - yes.

Honestly I thought the stats were pretty good this year especially since a PK class was cut. Take heart future K class - you are not a bubble year.

We young families are priced out of Janney. There's nothing we can do, even on 350k HHI to get into a home we can afford there with childcare/camp/nanny costs.

BS. Friends bought a 3-bed, 900K home IB for Janney just last year after selling their Cap Hill house for the same amount. They earn around 225K jointly. They don't pay camp costs - they use free DCPS summer school and parks and recs programs.

[Anonymous]

Also - nannies are most expensive childcare. There ar plenty of alternatives.