Anonymous
Post 08/26/2013 09:15     Subject: Withdrawl from DCPS
The idiots at the school we applied to keep calling us to set up interviews, etc. even the declined the school weeks ago. Worse than a telemarketer. Even more reason not to send our child there. Morons.
Anonymous
Post 08/24/2013 22:59     Subject: Withdrawl from DCPS
I called (after enrolling) to tell them I had accepted a spot at a charter. They said "thanks for letting us know."

Of course I still get invites to their PS playdates, so we will see if the DCPS cops come after DD.
Anonymous
Post 08/24/2013 14:24     Subject: Withdrawl from DCPS
I sent the DCPS a packet of info that our new school( in another state) sent to me, it contained a transfer or records request.
Also, when the re enrollment forms came out in the spring I filled out that we were not returning.
Anonymous
Post 08/23/2013 16:08     Subject: Withdrawl from DCPS
Anonymous wrote:

I had to go to the school and do the withdrawal/transfer form.


Same here (withdrew from a DCPS this summer because we were moving out of state), it's a super short form that took literally 5 seconds.
Anonymous
Post 08/23/2013 13:57     Subject: Withdrawl from DCPS
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:What is the process to withdraw from a DCPS? Moving out of state. BTW, called Central Office and was told to "ask my local school". Is there one standard process or is each school different? Why can I not find info on the DCPS website?


I called the DCPS where my daughter was accepted and they require me to come to the school to complete a withdrawal form. Since, supposedly, you are only allowed to register in one DCPS at a time, you should go to the school where you are registered.



I had to go to the school and do the withdrawal/transfer form.
Anonymous
Post 08/23/2013 13:38     Subject: Withdrawl from DCPS
Anonymous wrote:What is the process to withdraw from a DCPS? Moving out of state. BTW, called Central Office and was told to "ask my local school". Is there one standard process or is each school different? Why can I not find info on the DCPS website?


I called the DCPS where my daughter was accepted and they require me to come to the school to complete a withdrawal form. Since, supposedly, you are only allowed to register in one DCPS at a time, you should go to the school where you are registered.
Anonymous
Post 08/23/2013 13:16     Subject: Withdrawl from DCPS
What is the process to withdraw from a DCPS? Moving out of state. BTW, called Central Office and was told to "ask my local school". Is there one standard process or is each school different? Why can I not find info on the DCPS website?