Anonymous wrote:What does MCPS consider a unique verifiable hardship to get an appeal?

"Examples of hardships may include medical, mental health issues, and/or unresolvable peer issues. All claims must be supported by evidence such as incident reports, medical letters, meetings with school personnel, and/or other relevant documents. Unfortunately, program preference, limited or unavailable parent transportation, school proximity, staff changes, child care, participation in extracurricular activities, and/or convenience of having siblings together are all examples of family challenges that do not rise to the level of a unique hardship."

https://docs.google.com/document/d/15GQH6oeuO4_aaIcmez46JBrVM6rXsloghByRKYQnn9Q/preview?tab=t.0

Anonymous wrote:Is there someone to email at MCPS who can give a real explanation behind their lottery process?

There's a lot of information here:

https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/school-info/downcounty/choice/detail/

Anonymous wrote:What does MCPS consider a unique verifiable hardship to get an appeal?

Being IB for a DCC school

Is there someone to email at MCPS who can give a real explanation behind their lottery process?

What does MCPS consider a unique verifiable hardship to get an appeal?

Sorry. Wrong year...

Results were in home mailboxes last week (Thursday?)

My students result: moved from 3rd choice to 1st choice.

Our home school was our last choice.
DCC

Has anyone heard anything? I thought the results would be out by now.