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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Here's what may help:  In MySchoolDC, there should be a warning or definition about "Sibling Offered."  It really wouldn't be that hard and would put people on notice.  It's much better than trying to defend the fine print in a FAQ that no one is reading when they have less than 24 hours to make a decision whether to enroll their child into their top choice school the day before school starts.  A little notice could go a long way.[/quote]

Holy cannolis, exactly how much hand-holding do you need?

If they make more details about how yes, they really do mean the rules as they are listed, you'd complain that there is too much to read, and you can't be expected to make sense of all the text.

It's clear. If it isn't -- because you can't make sense of simple things for some reason -- it will be explained to you when you communicate with the school about changes.

If you can't read and don't talk, then yes, you are going to be surprised by things other people find obvious. That's a hard life.[/quote]

Hey pp, I know you’re getting a kick out of insulting the earlier poster’s intelligence, but remember there are a good number of parents submitting applications that are barely literate.  It’s really not too much to ask to highlight a critical policy such as this one.[/quote]

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