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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My child didn't get in for twos so we are sending him to a twice a week parochial program and a twice a week program at Diller Quaile School of Music.

What are the chances of getting into a UES preschool for 3s? We are planning to apply to all the usual suspects, but it would be good to know if it's unlikely or if there is a legitimate chance at specific schools because they add a new class at 3s, etc. 
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The main entry point to Brick is 3s, and if you’re open to an afternoon spot your chances are pretty good.[/quote]

Not sure where this is coming from; 92NY, Brick, Episcopal usually do not add for one year only unless connected.[/quote]

My child got in for 3s unconnected and Farley told me that it’s their main entry point. Coming from personal experience. I know several who got in this year for 3s unconnected just in my small circle of friends.[/quote]

Apologies, this was meant to go to the person mentioning entry at 4's.[/quote]

Happy for your family that your child got accepted at 3’s. We missed the application window and couldn’t apply for the 3’s program anymore. The earliest chance we can have is to apply at 4’s.

Would you know what are the chances a family can get in at 4’s if unconnected…
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It’ll likely be based on attrition in 4s. So you’ll have to apply broadly because you’re hoping someone is leaving.

Have you tried calling neighborhood schools and inquiring if they have spots for 3s? There are lots of lovely preschools. I’m sorry you missed the application window![/quote]

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