Anonymous
03/29/2020 18:09
Subject: Re:Stevens early learning center
Anonymous wrote:So I got in with a pk3 and pk4 (one sibling pref, can’t remember) and I’d essentially have to play lottery for K again next year right? I’m thinking I messed up our orders by putting this somewhere in the middle. I didn’t actually think We’d get in. Whoops
yeah, there's no feeder. It's basically like Appletree in that regard.
Anonymous
03/29/2020 17:42
Subject: Re:Stevens early learning center
So I got in with a pk3 and pk4 (one sibling pref, can’t remember) and I’d essentially have to play lottery for K again next year right? I’m thinking I messed up our orders by putting this somewhere in the middle. I didn’t actually think We’d get in. Whoops
Anonymous
03/29/2020 17:42
Subject: Stevens early learning center
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:242 non-at-risk families applied for 48 seats.
48 kids got in, 76 were waitlisted, and the rest got matched at schools they ranked higher.
All 20 of the kids with at-risk preference were also admitted.
What I don't know is whether they'll allow non-at-risk kids on the waitlist to take the extra 13 slots reserved for at-risk that went unfilled. What I'd love to see them do first is check with homeless shelters and other places at-risk families get services to see if anyone wants to do a post-lottery application, and then fill any remaining slots with not-at-risk families shortly before the school year begins.
One challenge with Stevens is that it only has PK3 and 4, so anyone with an older kid might prefer a location where the kids can be together.
I believe I recall from the planning docs that the at risk seats will be held open. I'm sure they can swiftly fill them via Early Stages and other DCPS social workers.
I wonder how many of the kids who got regular spots by having good numbers are actually at-risk.
That would depend on how it was coded. Possibly none of them, if it was coded to have them use the preference before using a regular seat.
Anonymous
03/29/2020 17:33
Subject: Stevens early learning center
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:242 non-at-risk families applied for 48 seats.
48 kids got in, 76 were waitlisted, and the rest got matched at schools they ranked higher.
All 20 of the kids with at-risk preference were also admitted.
What I don't know is whether they'll allow non-at-risk kids on the waitlist to take the extra 13 slots reserved for at-risk that went unfilled. What I'd love to see them do first is check with homeless shelters and other places at-risk families get services to see if anyone wants to do a post-lottery application, and then fill any remaining slots with not-at-risk families shortly before the school year begins.
One challenge with Stevens is that it only has PK3 and 4, so anyone with an older kid might prefer a location where the kids can be together.
PP where did you find this info?
https://enrolldcps.dc.gov/node/61
Anonymous
03/29/2020 16:46
Subject: Stevens early learning center
Anonymous wrote:242 non-at-risk families applied for 48 seats.
48 kids got in, 76 were waitlisted, and the rest got matched at schools they ranked higher.
All 20 of the kids with at-risk preference were also admitted.
What I don't know is whether they'll allow non-at-risk kids on the waitlist to take the extra 13 slots reserved for at-risk that went unfilled. What I'd love to see them do first is check with homeless shelters and other places at-risk families get services to see if anyone wants to do a post-lottery application, and then fill any remaining slots with not-at-risk families shortly before the school year begins.
One challenge with Stevens is that it only has PK3 and 4, so anyone with an older kid might prefer a location where the kids can be together.
PP where did you find this info?
Anonymous
03/29/2020 16:03
Subject: Stevens early learning center
Anonymous wrote:242 non-at-risk families applied for 48 seats.
48 kids got in, 76 were waitlisted, and the rest got matched at schools they ranked higher.
All 20 of the kids with at-risk preference were also admitted.
What I don't know is whether they'll allow non-at-risk kids on the waitlist to take the extra 13 slots reserved for at-risk that went unfilled. What I'd love to see them do first is check with homeless shelters and other places at-risk families get services to see if anyone wants to do a post-lottery application, and then fill any remaining slots with not-at-risk families shortly before the school year begins.
One challenge with Stevens is that it only has PK3 and 4, so anyone with an older kid might prefer a location where the kids can be together.
I believe I recall from the planning docs that the at risk seats will be held open. I'm sure they can swiftly fill them via Early Stages and other DCPS social workers.
I wonder how many of the kids who got regular spots by having good numbers are actually at-risk.
Anonymous
03/29/2020 15:58
Subject: Stevens early learning center
242 non-at-risk families applied for 48 seats.
48 kids got in, 76 were waitlisted, and the rest got matched at schools they ranked higher.
All 20 of the kids with at-risk preference were also admitted.
What I don't know is whether they'll allow non-at-risk kids on the waitlist to take the extra 13 slots reserved for at-risk that went unfilled. What I'd love to see them do first is check with homeless shelters and other places at-risk families get services to see if anyone wants to do a post-lottery application, and then fill any remaining slots with not-at-risk families shortly before the school year begins.
One challenge with Stevens is that it only has PK3 and 4, so anyone with an older kid might prefer a location where the kids can be together.
48 kids got in, 76 were waitlisted, and the rest got matched at schools they ranked higher.
All 20 of the kids with at-risk preference were also admitted.
What I don't know is whether they'll allow non-at-risk kids on the waitlist to take the extra 13 slots reserved for at-risk that went unfilled. What I'd love to see them do first is check with homeless shelters and other places at-risk families get services to see if anyone wants to do a post-lottery application, and then fill any remaining slots with not-at-risk families shortly before the school year begins.
One challenge with Stevens is that it only has PK3 and 4, so anyone with an older kid might prefer a location where the kids can be together.
Anonymous
03/28/2020 21:08
Subject: Re:Stevens early learning center
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We were matched there too. Will we get open house info?
You do know what is going on in the world right now, right? Are you really asking about an open house?
hahahahaha
Anonymous
03/27/2020 00:27
Subject: Re:Stevens early learning center
Anonymous wrote:We were matched there too. Will we get open house info?
You do know what is going on in the world right now, right? Are you really asking about an open house?
Anonymous
03/26/2020 22:56
Subject: Re:Stevens early learning center
Also matched there but didn't go to open house. Not sure how i feel about it yet.
Anonymous
03/26/2020 22:50
Subject: Re:Stevens early learning center
We were matched there too. Will we get open house info?
Anonymous
03/26/2020 22:29
Subject: Stevens early learning center
Your "high" waitlist you posted on another thread is 30ish for a school that is 100% inbound. "High" waitlist numbers are numbers in the 300s and 400s.
Anonymous
03/26/2020 22:29
Subject: Re:Stevens early learning center
Also it’s brand new- I know tons of people who put it on their list (including us). It’s going to be in a beautiful newly renovated building. I think it’s going to be great!
Anonymous
03/26/2020 22:27
Subject: Stevens early learning center
It is desirable because of its location.
Anonymous
03/26/2020 22:26
Subject: Stevens early learning center
My son was offered a spot for prek3.
Is this even a desirable school? Since we were high waitlists numbers for other schools I assume maybe not.
Any information on this school?
Is this even a desirable school? Since we were high waitlists numbers for other schools I assume maybe not.
Any information on this school?