Anonymous
Post 01/09/2017 10:57     Subject: How are the academics at these DCPS?
NP - Per MySchoolDC wait list offers were made to people on the initial wait list for Ross. https://public.tableau.com/profile/aaron2446#!/vizhome/MSDCSeatsandWaitlistOfferData/MSDCPublicDisplay

K - 3 offers (remember it may be 3 offers to fill 1 slot)
1 - 10
2 - 7 offers
3 - 0
4 - 8
5 - 14
Anonymous
Post 01/09/2017 10:39     Subject: How are the academics at these DCPS?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Ross has the highest math scores in the city. You will not get in unless you live inbounds.

Cleveland has a well regarded dual language program and decent test scores. You will not get into dual language unless you live inbounds
I think the English only program takes a few.


Just saying, we got in to Ross OOB last year, but stayed with our IB school. And we weren't #1 in the lottery. So it is possible.


Wow. Would you mind posting which grade?
Anonymous
Post 01/08/2017 21:27     Subject: How are the academics at these DCPS?
Anonymous wrote:Ross has the highest math scores in the city. You will not get in unless you live inbounds.

Cleveland has a well regarded dual language program and decent test scores. You will not get into dual language unless you live inbounds
I think the English only program takes a few.


Just saying, we got in to Ross OOB last year, but stayed with our IB school. And we weren't #1 in the lottery. So it is possible.
Anonymous
Post 01/08/2017 21:24     Subject: How are the academics at these DCPS?
Ross has the highest math scores in the city. You will not get in unless you live inbounds.

Cleveland has a well regarded dual language program and decent test scores. You will not get into dual language unless you live inbounds
I think the English only program takes a few.
Anonymous
Post 01/08/2017 15:26     Subject: How are the academics at these DCPS?
I know people with kids in K, 1st, and 2nd at Langley. I know one kid in each. Right now I think it's still pretty iffy, but ok if you don't have a better option.

OP, the main thing for you is that you will probably have no trouble getting into Langley, Seaton, Garrison, or the English program at Cleveland later as an OOB student. So, not a high-stakes decision. I would go with whatever you like best for preschool and worry about the upper grades later.
Anonymous
Post 01/08/2017 11:10     Subject: How are the academics at these DCPS?
We are at Langley for PK3 and it has been great. I like that it feeds to McKinley Middle and the STEM emphasis there. To be honest, Langley is just beginning to gentrify, but the new principal seems good and the pk3 class is strong. So of you have a preschooler I think you would be fine through 1st or 2nd at least.
Anonymous
Post 01/08/2017 08:03     Subject: Re:How are the academics at these DCPS?
We are at Seaton and plan to be until middle school. The academics are in line with the curriculum. The teachers are fantastic at differentiation. My child is "advanced" but on par with 4-5 students in her class.
Anonymous
Post 01/08/2017 05:01     Subject: How are the academics at these DCPS?
Anonymous wrote:I am curious if anyone has experience with these DCPS past PK (i.e. K or 1st grade) and if you are at these schools for PK/K do you plan to keep your kids there for the rest of their elementary education or move to the suburbs, upper NW, try for an HRC or go private? Thanks!

Langley
Seaton
Celeveland
Garrison
Ross

Thanks!


Lots of variation on this list. Virtually no chance of Ross through lottery if out of boundary.
Anonymous
Post 01/07/2017 21:19     Subject: How are the academics at these DCPS?
I am curious if anyone has experience with these DCPS past PK (i.e. K or 1st grade) and if you are at these schools for PK/K do you plan to keep your kids there for the rest of their elementary education or move to the suburbs, upper NW, try for an HRC or go private? Thanks!

Langley
Seaton
Celeveland
Garrison
Ross

Thanks!