Norwood and WES anyone get rejected this year?

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[Post New]03/22/2009 19:32
Anonymous
Just curious. Had heard Norwood it was a big sib year for K.
[Post New]03/22/2009 20:31
Anonymous
I'm not sure if this is true but I heard that WES had only 1 non-sib spot in kindergarten.
[Post New]03/22/2009 21:32
Anonymous
Most of Norwood's spots supposedly went to sibs.
[Post New]03/22/2009 21:34
Anonymous
Likely not true as we are nonsib and we got in for K>
[Post New]03/22/2009 22:25
Anonymous
My DC was accepted to both Norwood and WES, and is a non-sib.
[Post New]03/23/2009 11:56
Anonymous
We were rejected at WES for K.
[Post New]03/23/2009 15:04
Anonymous
Nope, doesn't seem that way.
[Post New]03/23/2009 19:32
Anonymous
15:04, did you see 11:56's post?
[Post New]03/23/2009 19:33
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Most of Norwood's spots supposedly went to sibs.
[Post New]03/23/2009 20:26
Anonymous
W/L at WES. Regardless of how many spots were available at each school, this year wasn't the easy year to get in as we had predicted (because of the economy). But it will be interesting to see how many people accept and how fast the wait lists move.
[Post New]03/23/2009 22:06
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:W/L at WES. Regardless of how many spots were available at each school, this year wasn't the easy year to get in as we had predicted (because of the economy). But it will be interesting to see how many people accept and how fast the wait lists move.


Are you implying that the economy made it harder to get in, or that the economy will make the waitlists move faster?
[Post New]03/23/2009 22:30
Anonymous
Many thought that the crummy economy would translate to fewer applications and less competition. Doesn't appear to be the case. But maybe fewer families will actually sign the contracts? Maybe this year, the wait list will actually move? One can only hope.
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