Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A. Exceptional Circumstances Appeal
1. An Exceptional Circumstances Appeal form must be submitted within 10 business
days after receiving official notice of the admissions decision. The Appeal form will
ask the parent and/or guardian to provide a written explanation of the exceptional
circumstance that the Appeals Committee should consider.
2. The Appeal form must be submitted to the TJHSST Admissions Office. The
TJHSST Admissions Office will ensure that all appeal documents are submitted to
the Appeals Committee. The parent and/or guardian is not allowed to submit
additional credentials, documents, or letters of recommendation.
3. The Appeals Committee will review the appeal.
4. The decision of the Appeals Committee will be communicated to the parent and/or
guardian in writing and the Appeals Committee decision is final.
There's no record of an appeal of this nature ever being successful.
Anonymous wrote:A. Exceptional Circumstances Appeal
1. An Exceptional Circumstances Appeal form must be submitted within 10 business
days after receiving official notice of the admissions decision. The Appeal form will
ask the parent and/or guardian to provide a written explanation of the exceptional
circumstance that the Appeals Committee should consider.
2. The Appeal form must be submitted to the TJHSST Admissions Office. The
TJHSST Admissions Office will ensure that all appeal documents are submitted to
the Appeals Committee. The parent and/or guardian is not allowed to submit
additional credentials, documents, or letters of recommendation.
3. The Appeals Committee will review the appeal.
4. The decision of the Appeals Committee will be communicated to the parent and/or
guardian in writing and the Appeals Committee decision is final.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Fun fact - all of the appeals are denied. ALL of them.
Do not waste your time or emotional energy on this.
That's false! A lot of the kids at our center got in on appeal. It's really common these days.
Anonymous wrote:Fun fact - all of the appeals are denied. ALL of them.
Do not waste your time or emotional energy on this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just apply for sophomore year.
If you child deserved to be at TJ, they would get in through the sophomore admissions process. It is actually a much better process where actual TJ teachers are making the decisions.
DC got in that way and we know of 3 other children who I knew for a long time. They did not get in the freshman round but all got in the sophomore round.
Thanks! Few questions if you don't mind as you seem to know kids getting in sophmore round
Is it for the class of 2025? How many kids they take?
How do the kids do (academic and clubs) compared with the peers entering as Freshman?
Are they all from the same school? You mind sharing the school?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just apply for sophomore year.
If you child deserved to be at TJ, they would get in through the sophomore admissions process. It is actually a much better process where actual TJ teachers are making the decisions.
DC got in that way and we know of 3 other children who I knew for a long time. They did not get in the freshman round but all got in the sophomore round.
Thanks! Few questions if you don't mind as you seem to know kids getting in sophmore round
Is it for the class of 2025? How many kids they take?
How do the kids do (academic and clubs) compared with the peers entering as Freshman?
Are they all from the same school? You mind sharing the school?
Anonymous wrote:Just apply for sophomore year.
If you child deserved to be at TJ, they would get in through the sophomore admissions process. It is actually a much better process where actual TJ teachers are making the decisions.
DC got in that way and we know of 3 other children who I knew for a long time. They did not get in the freshman round but all got in the sophomore round.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do these ever work? What type of information could be included in an appeal?
How about some achievements that happened between the application submission and now, say winning a national science fair?
How about that the student has a learning disability or gets free meals, which was not included in the original application?
There is no mechanism to appeal regarding the freshmen round of TJ admissions. They would get crushed with such applications.
As the previous poster mentioned, hang in there until sophomore round and then make sure you don't miss your deadlines.
Anonymous wrote:Do these ever work? What type of information could be included in an appeal?
How about some achievements that happened between the application submission and now, say winning a national science fair?
How about that the student has a learning disability or gets free meals, which was not included in the original application?