Anonymous wrote:If money is not a major concern, go to WIS.

Why?

Anonymous wrote:Moving IB is your only “guarantee”.

That's only a guarantee beginning at kindergarten. And if your kid is much older than kindergarten and not proficient in Spanish, expect to be strongly encouraged to send your kid to the monolingual alternative school.

If money is not a major concern, go to WIS.

Anyone have any thoughts on the quality comparison between oyster Adams and WIS (Spanish)?

Moving IB is your only “guarantee”.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How hard is it to get into pre-k if not in boundary?

OOB and English-Dominant? No way Jose. Spanish-dominant? A decent, but not great chance—it varies from year to year.

Indeed - I hear even Spanish dominant WITH sibling preference is not a given...

Anonymous wrote:But what if I work for the Mayor?

Anonymous wrote:How hard is it to get into pre-k if not in boundary?

OOB and English-Dominant? No way Jose. Spanish-dominant? A decent, but not great chance—it varies from year to year.

Anyone know the chances if you are Spanish dominant?

Anonymous wrote:Thanks. How do I find out what the boundary is?

https://dcps.dc.gov/publication/elementary-schools-boundary-map

But you should also look up a specific address on the boundary system to confirm. Some streets are split.

But what if I work for the Mayor?

Thanks. How do I find out what the boundary is?

Agreed

Zero percent chance. Sorry.

How hard is it to get into pre-k if not in boundary?