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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To start I think everyone is over analyzing this as we did not know this policy from the start. I would be surprised that anyone did. To call me entitled is far fetched, you have no idea. Those throwing those comments are the ones that are more likely entitled. I never tried to beat a system I didnt know of. My oldest son got accepted two days before school started into a higher seeded lottery school. We were emailed by myschooldc for the lottery spot. We didnt plan for this. We had 1 day to decide and went forward with moving him to the other school. Can everyone honestly say they knew about this policy?
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Translation:  "I'm not corrupt, I'm an idiot!"

And OP, to answer your question, Yes, I think most people would have known that to take advantage of the sibling preference, the older sibling would have to be actually enrolled at the school when the younger one started.  Isn't that definitionally part of the *sibling* preference?[/quote]

OP knew that. OP is just upset that her loophole didn't work like she expected. [/quote]

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