Picks for the Lottery

Anonymous
Hey everyone. Has anyone been dead set on certain schools, but then changed your minds after you went to various open houses?
Anonymous
Some schools unexpectedly wowed me. Others put me off with a take it or leave it attitude, refusing to answer questions until we actually got in.
Anonymous
Lee moved up. ITS moved down. CHML moves down by not offering an OH any time from mid-Jan onwards and not answering my emails about visiting at some other time convenient to them.
Anonymous
Some schools that do great open houses are just meh to attend. And vice versa.

Anonymous
Langley moved up. I liked the principal and the socioemotional stuff.
Anonymous
Dead set, no. But I've definitely had my mind changed by open houses. Francis-Stevens moved up, for example, while Two Rivers moved down.
Anonymous
Seeing the facilities mattered to me. It is good to reality-check their claims of ample outdoor/gym space and parking options.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Seeing the facilities mattered to me. It is good to reality-check their claims of ample outdoor/gym space and parking options.


Same. I was surprised by Stokes small outdoor space.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Seeing the facilities mattered to me. It is good to reality-check their claims of ample outdoor/gym space and parking options.


Same. I was surprised by Stokes small outdoor space.


Two Rivers 4th as well. and right on a busy road!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Lee moved up. ITS moved down. CHML moves down by not offering an OH any time from mid-Jan onwards and not answering my emails about visiting at some other time convenient to them.


ITS moved up, Lee moved down here
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Seeing the facilities mattered to me. It is good to reality-check their claims of ample outdoor/gym space and parking options.


Same. I was surprised by Stokes small outdoor space.


Two Rivers 4th as well. and right on a busy road!


And next door to a building that could be the target of terrorists.
Anonymous
Really liked Stoddert and Mann. Didn't care for Eaton and Lamb.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Seeing the facilities mattered to me. It is good to reality-check their claims of ample outdoor/gym space and parking options.


Same. I was surprised by Stokes small outdoor space.


Two Rivers 4th as well. and right on a busy road!


And next door to a building that could be the target of terrorists.


Yikes, what building is that?
Anonymous
The Planned Parenthood I guess?!?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Really liked Stoddert and Mann. Didn't care for Eaton and Lamb.


Unless you are IB, why do you go to the Open Houses for these schools? Shooting for the tiny (1-2 number possibility of upper elementary?) Don't waste an OOB PK4 slot on Stoddert, Mann and Eaton?
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