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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you want your kids in public pre-k or a charter K in fall 2020, you need to have an address and residency in time for the lotto. Otherwise you'll be stuck until 2021. [/quote] This is not true. You can participate in the lottery if you haven't moved here yet. You just won't get in-boundary preference for a DCPS. You do need an address by the May enrollement deadline, though. This is all explained on My School DC's website under the FAQs (https://www.myschooldc.org/faq/faqs): "If you are planning or considering moving into DC, you may submit a My School DC application without a DC address. However, you will not receive in-boundary or proximity preference at DCPS schools. If you are matched with a school through the lottery, you must enroll at the school by the enrollment deadline or you will lose your space at your matched school. Accepting your space requires submitting required enrollment forms and proving DC residency." [/quote]
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