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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I live in Bloomingdale and it's stunning how over 5 years or so, the "I must list 12 schools because I'm desperate to avoid my IB" vibe has disappeared. Now it's.more like you list a few others but the IB option is fine, or even pretty appealing. The fall of Mundo and TR has been eye-opening for sure.[/quote]

I'm in the neighborhood and agree. I have a 10 year old and remember the absolute frenzy 8 years ago to figure out how to get all the kids our of the IB school, including meetings with the "educational consultant" who really did kind of tell everyone to go for charters. Everyone who went to Mundo or TR has since left those school, but actually many of the people who chose Langely or Seaton at the time are still at their neighborhood schools. Of course both those schools are packed with IB gentrifiers now. [/quote]

Well I wouldn't say Langley is "packed", other than in PK3.  They need more than 100 additional elementary age kids just to reach building capacity.

I'll be very interested in how Shaw/Euclid middle works out and how that impacts Seaton and Garrison. [/quote]

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