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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Any immersion program where the principal and other top administrators don't speak the language and the school doesn't know how to handle bilingual children (so there are only a handful). Not sheepish about it. Everybody doesn't love YY, OP.

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And heritage mom is back![/quote]

And she's as tired as ever, but she does serve a purpose.  With a WL in the hundreds for a handful of seats I know I would rather (and I'm sure LAMB and 2R and MV are in the same boat) we had a mechanism to could sort out the uncommitted, the wafflers, the band-wagon jumpers, etc. - all in advance.

[b]I'd personally rather that the only families who apply to YY are those [/b]who are excited about Mandarin, and [b]willing to set up [b]Mandarin playgroups and [/b]tutoring sessions, and maybe even [b]music lessons and private sports.[/b]  [/quote][b]

Basically you are only interested in families with disposable income, all others go to your low performing  neighborhood schools, YY doesn't want you. [/quote]

[B]Music lessons and private sports should have been included as a lot of families cannot afford such luxuries[/B]. [/quote]

Um, dial back the outrage and class warfare please.  Even private school parents pay extra for music and sports and clubs, etc.  Those are not acceptable outlays of taxpayer funds at a public school. 
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But YY is not a private school is it. I know that many parents act like it's a private school receiving public funds, but it is not private. [/quote]

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