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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Seriously, OP? It's spelled out in their policies. https://www.myschooldc.org/node/116 [quote]Sibling attending preference Preference for a student who has a sibling currently attending the school. There is a place on the application to enter the name of a sibling(s) currently attending the school. Before the lottery, the school will verify eligibility for that preference. The definition of "sibling" may vary by school. [u][b]Please note that at most schools, this preference is meant to allow siblings to attend the same school at the same time. If you end up withdrawing the "attending" student for the following school year, it is possible that your sibling preference, and subsequent enrollment, match or waitlist offer, will be revoked.[/u][/b] Please contact the school directly for information about their sibling policies. DCPS's sibling information can be found in their Enrollment and Lottery Handbook. The definition of "sibling" may vary by school. Please contact the school directly for this information.[/quote] [/quote] Maybe I'm missing something, but this says that the SCHOOL decides, not myschooldc. [/quote] Yes that's right - the school decides. Think of myschooldc as the tech platform for communicating about lottery in this situation. [/quote]
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