Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It sounds like you already enrolled, providing proof of residency, etc. So that piece is all complete, yes?
Now you are "in the system" but the truth is that schools aren't communicating with anyone at this point in the summer. You can go on the website and get the supplies list, and find out the Open House date, but you aren't going to get a hand-engraved invitation to attend your local public school.
Indeed, all the paperwork was already submitted and reviewed by the international admissions, my kids have student ID numbers assigned. So, what's the official protocol at MoCo - do you just start attending without any formal letter? I never received a single note from them and the secretary keeps avoiding me.
Anonymous wrote:OP bear in mind it will be busy over the summer with a reduced staff. If they are ignoring you it's probably because you sent too many emails. You will want to be super polite and back off. It's different here to Europe.
Anonymous wrote:It sounds like you already enrolled, providing proof of residency, etc. So that piece is all complete, yes?
Now you are "in the system" but the truth is that schools aren't communicating with anyone at this point in the summer. You can go on the website and get the supplies list, and find out the Open House date, but you aren't going to get a hand-engraved invitation to attend your local public school.
Anonymous wrote:It sounds like you already enrolled, providing proof of residency, etc. So that piece is all complete, yes?
Now you are "in the system" but the truth is that schools aren't communicating with anyone at this point in the summer. You can go on the website and get the supplies list, and find out the Open House date, but you aren't going to get a hand-engraved invitation to attend your local public school.
Anonymous wrote:Go in person.
Anonymous wrote:I would forward the last email you have with the secretary to the principal and assistant principals, who will be listed in the school’s online staff directory, with a cc to the secretary with a message along the lines of : “Hi there. As discussed with [name of secretary], we moved to the x school district this summer and are looking forward to [kid name and grade] starting classes on Y date. We don’t seem to have been added to the school’s automatic messaging system and have no schedule yet. Is there any further information you need from us? Please let me know. I can be reached at the following numbers and email address. Thank you.”