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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We just moved to the neighborhood, so I'm probably not the best one to weigh in on this, but I'll add my two cents.

I'm excited about the school. (Incidentally, my daughter is currently #1 on the wait list for PreK, and it doesn't look like we'll get in this year.)  Between the great facility and staff, I believe there's a lot of potential there.  One thing that strikes me as different from Brent, Maury, and the others is that there seems to be a number of kids from military families at Van Ness.  Two different staff members said something along the lines of, "our student population is very transient because of the large number of military families."  This is not necessarily bad, but it might mean that fewer families invest in the school for the long haul.

I'm just getting to know the neighborhood and Van Ness, but I'm hopeful that this will be a good option for my two children.  
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I thought all IB kids were guaranteed a spot in PK4 at Van Ness?[/quote]

I think you had to apply by the initial lottery deadline and/or rank it first. [/quote]

Yes, I did not apply to the lottery in time.  Our move to DC was somewhat last minute.[/quote]

I'd be willing to bet you'll get in, there were a couple of students that left my DC's PK4 class in the first 2 weeks last year.  He loved it and was so excited to start K yesterday.  [/quote]

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