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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are many kids at HB who come not knowing English at all. The big difference in my experience (have 1 at HB, 1 at a countywide) is that the teachers care more. A lot of teachers at countywide don’t care or are overworked and checked out.[/quote]

Sure, but they don’t enter HB in February of 10th/11th/12th grade. What part of that don’t you understand?[/quote]

Yes they do! What part of this don't YOU understand?[/quote]
They do not. In the event a spot opens up it goes to someone on the waitlist [/quote]

You just don't know what you don't know. Keep spewing your ignorance. [/quote]

So you are suggesting a family moves to the US and into APS, and they transfer to HBW by bypassing the hundreds long waitlist?? So there are HBW back doors, which has been hinted at before?[/quote]

there is a program for English learners but if a new refugee family moves here in March, those kids are not going to show up at the doorstep of HB in March and get a seat.

Not a backdoor at all, there is a program for English learners. Unless you consider that a backdoor, I don't. [/quote][/quote]

Oh so a moment ago you didn't even know this program exists and now you're an expert on what they don't do? Give me a break! Go have a seat and let the adults who have a clue talk. [/quote]

That is a different poster. So the scenario you describe is someone leaves HBW who is part of this programs and that same month, a new family immigrates and takes their spot and there is no waitlist for English language learners? Can you link to this program? I actually have trouble with my English too all of a sudden. [/quote]

NP and this is also fascinating to me.  Please provide more info.  I did a search of APS website and this is mentioned nowhere.[/quote]

Why do you feel entitled to more info on this? The people who need it have it. You are clearly not in need of these services. 
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Is this for real?  We’re all entitled to transparent information about taxpayer funded school programs and policies.[/quote]

Look weirdo conspiricy theorist who probably has an 11th grade education, it's all in the budget. Including transfers, and where they come from. Your kid didn't get into HBW b/c they weren't special enough, did not bribe the right person, speaks the English too well and isn't the right kind of sped kid. Sorry but the fact is, you just didn't win the lottery and hate the two who got in from your school. Go decorate for the holidays. You might feel better after. [/quote]

I found it for the PP, which took me all of 3 minutes.  It's a tiny footnote on one table in the budget.  Why be such a jerk about it though.  I don't get it.  It's not a conspiracy theory for people to say they want to see information. Share the information with people.  I don't see mention of this policy anywhere else on APS website.

"Schools that accept enrollment through a lottery process can also include students from the Secondary Program for Students with Autism (Grade 6 to 12) and H.S. HILT students 
(English Learners) enter through the year (Grade 9 to 12). H-B Woodlawn is an example of such a school."[/quote]

Is there a report that the HILT transfers have occurred?  Let’s be honest the likelihood that a new immigrant family is going to pursue a weird lottery school far from where they live seems unlikely. [/quote]

They don't get in through the same lottery. [/quote]

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