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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Here are 2014-15 stats. Differences are very nominal. I think it's better to focus on whether it would be worth it to uproot the kid. I don't think it's worth it to even consider it at his point. The chances of getting off the WL at this point in the game are pretty low.

http://www.dcpcsb.org/sites/default/files/197_Inspired_Teaching_Demonstration_PCS.pdf

http://www.dcpcsb.org/sites/default/files/Creative%20Minds%20International%20PCS.pdf

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Uproot the kid? They're three!!! Perspective people. As parents we have to make decisions based on the long term best interest. Kid has been in class for a week. And he's/she's three years old![/quote]

And who's to say they will be happier at new school? Who's to say they won't continue to play lottery for another option? Then yet another to solidify better middle school or high school? To want to move your kid based on having more aftercare specials seems pretty petty to me and yes, it seems unnecessary if, as indicated, they are happy as is. [/quote]

Two different things in your statement.  The fact that you think aftercare isn't a reason to move schools is a legitimate position for you to take, but clearly OP doesn't agree.  And that's also a legitimate position for them to take?  See how that works?  And either petty doesn't mean what you think it means or your a judgmental a-hole.  Separate issue is whether they will move again...maybe they will, maybe they won't.  [/quote]

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