So let's talk waitlists....
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Anonymous
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What is reasonable to think you have a shot? Which schools said they may open an additional classroom?
PK3 here. |
Anonymous
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You beat me to starting this waitlist thread.
My lowest waitlist numbers for my kids are #37 for PK3 for Bridges and #15 for grade 1 for Bridges. What say ye, waitlist experts? In these days of the common lottery does Bridges still go through its waitlist like in ye golden days of old? |
Anonymous
| Waitlisted at MV in the 20s for pk4. Chances of getting in? |
Anonymous
| And, sages of DCUM, when can we expect to see waitlists start to move? Do they ever move, anymore? What schools move, and which don't? |
Anonymous
| And any hopes that Bridges would go into the 90s for their waitlist? Or that Shining Stars would go into the 120s? |
Anonymous
You'll get in. |
Anonymous
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Lowest waitlist is #18 for Breakthrough PK3.
That seems doable, right? |
Anonymous
| How about 20s for Lee or EL Haynes? Any chance there? |
Anonymous
After the May 1 enrollment deadline. |
Anonymous
Very good |
Anonymous
Yep. Especially for a new school. |
Anonymous
Similar numbers here and I don't have much hope. But what do I know? |
Anonymous
Bridges got into the 80s I *think* last year judging by where we started on a post lottery app - 120 or so - and ended - 40 or so. But they were taking kids as late as count day. No help on SS. I'm gonna guess my 110ish at CMI and 90ish at ITS are useless. IB also a bust (per last years numbers we have close to the highest IB non sibling number possible), though that wasn't a surprise and we won't be getting in, though I'm not sure I'd ever hand my kid over the DCPS again. I'm thinking a move to the burbs is in order (we rent, not as drastic as it might sound, and have limited workable options given special needs). |
Anonymous
Which grade? |
Anonymous
| How far through the waitlist do you think Van Ness will get for PK4? 50? |