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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]At the elementary level, when the majority of prospective IB students cannot get into their EOTP IB at PK3 and PK4 because 70% of seats are for OOB ELL, they rarely try to enroll when they can by-right. 
In other words, at least EOTP, you can't blame those for leaving, when their peer cohort couldn't get in.
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what? Is this ?  Our school is where kids go when they don't get in to Bruce-Monroe and they typically leave us for K.[/quote]
Do they go back to Bruce Monroe?[/quote]

Yes, or else they get in to Mundo or ITS.[/quote]
UMC families move to Bruce Monroe from other schools for K? Woah times have changed! This is awesome. Six years ago the most woke self-proclaimed social activists were *offended* at being lobbied by "woker" and self-proclaimed bigger and biggest social activists (yeah my woke neighbors are competitive in their wokeness) to send their kids to Bruce Monroe for PK3.[/quote]

Yep.  They may not stay through 5th of course, but Bruce-Monroe is hardly the lowest-performing school in the area.  People may attene Seaton, Langley, Garrison etc if they can make the logistics work, but the temptation of a shorter commute and having Spanish will draw them back to Bruce-Monroe for K.  [/quote]

Per the DME website, BMPV has 26.7 percent of the kids living in its boundary.  Interestingly it loses the most kids (41) to Raymond.[/quote]

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