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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is it common for younger siblings to get into the program? I know they get two shots in the lottery but I’m wondering if it feels common for younger siblings to get in. I’d love my child to attend an immersion program but I’m worried about the logistics down the road with potentially having siblings at different schools. I’ve also heard that sometimes the school lets siblings into the regular/“academy” program…?[/quote] The lottery can go either way. I know families who have had no problem COSA-int into RCF and SCES as recently this year fwiw. Sometimes you have to appeal the first decision. Fwiw I have heard very mixed things about the academy at SCES recently, particularly the current K class.[/quote] I think that was due to the behavior of a single student. That could happen at any school. Happened in the Immersion program six years back. The Academy (non-Immersion) classes at SCES are fine and many teachers well loved. Wish there could be more immersion available, though -- there certainly is the interest among families.[/quote] We have had kids in both programs (Academy and Immersion) and there are excellent teachers in both programs. Yes, there are occasional duds - which is true of most if not all schools. Overall, the school is well-run, and the PTA is extremely active and well-funded. We've been very happy there. That said, I wouldn't spend lot of time getting feedback until you have actual lottery results as the chances of getting in are pretty slim. If your DC gets a slot, I'd recommend accepting it (you can always change your mind) and then coming back here and reading the numerous old threads on the immersion program and SCES in general. [/quote]
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