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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Proximity preference comes AFTER sibling. It's an edge vs the citywide draw, but the earlier argument is valid about composition of current and new families and the broader sibling pool to compete against for future PS3 space. The school may not win that fight either and walking priority is pertty narrowly defined. It won't help a lot of families IB for LT -- good with proximity luck if you live close to Stanton Park or west of 6th St. Proximity is good for roughly 4 city blocks. The IB draw is unlikely to ever happen. LT aside, IB also means accomodating every interested IB family from K-5. Just as some schools address overcrowding, the managed class size and use of communal space is integral for Reggio. SWS wanted to expand, but only so much. [/quote] ^Thanks for this practical post, PP. I too am highly skeptical that SWS could ever rescue LT parents en masse, even with proximity. [/quote]
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