We got 34 on preK 3 list. If the siblings already got in and are not included on list (as previous poster stated), what’s the likelihood of getting in

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Anonymous wrote:Good year for twins born in August with the last name starting with M (#s 12/13 and #s40/41)

- parent who does not have twins born in August with the last name starting with M

The computer program automatically pulls in the other twin to the next spot.

Yes twins have a double chance of getting in.

Anonymous wrote:You have no business having kids if you are relying on winning the DC lottery in order to afford childcare for them.

This is so unbelievably rude even for DCUM standards.

Anonymous wrote:Good year for twins born in August with the last name starting with M (#s 12/13 and #s40/41)

- parent who does not have twins born in August with the last name starting with M

The computer program automatically pulls in the other twin to the next spot.

Good year for twins born in August with the last name starting with M (#s 12/13 and #s40/41)

- parent who does not have twins born in August with the last name starting with M

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I thought I remembered reading from last year this but does a number in the 60s have a chance ?

For PK3, I'd say yes but will take a while.

Some people who got in will likely get into someplace they want more in the common lottery.

Yes we had high 60's. In before school started but not much before. I would say it went up to 80 last year? (for Pk3)

Are the listed numbers the waitlist position (i.e., the kid at #1 is the first person on the waitlist) or, for Pk3, have the kids at 1-25 already been offered spots and the waitlist starts at #26?

This.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I thought I remembered reading from last year this but does a number in the 60s have a chance ?

For PK3, I'd say yes but will take a while.

Some people who got in will likely get into someplace they want more in the common lottery.

Yes we had high 60's. In before school started but not much before. I would say it went up to 80 last year? (for Pk3)

Are the listed numbers the waitlist position (i.e., the kid at #1 is the first person on the waitlist) or, for Pk3, have the kids at 1-25 already been offered spots and the waitlist starts at #26?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I thought I remembered reading from last year this but does a number in the 60s have a chance ?

For PK3, I'd say yes but will take a while.

Some people who got in will likely get into someplace they want more in the common lottery.

Yes we had high 60's. In before school started but not much before. I would say it went up to 80 last year? (for Pk3)

Anonymous wrote:I thought I remembered reading from last year this but does a number in the 60s have a chance ?

For PK3, I'd say yes but will take a while.

Some people who got in will likely get into someplace they want more in the common lottery.

Anonymous wrote:I thought I remembered reading from last year this but does a number in the 60s have a chance ?

Maybe for PK3, but not for the other grades.

I thought I remembered reading from last year this but does a number in the 60s have a chance ?

Welp, we're out. Hopefully we'll have luck in the regular lottery on March 30

Anonymous wrote:Argh!!!! I know no one cares but we're in the 600s! Confirms how awful I already knew my luck is ?

Maybe you will get lucky in the Common Lottery

High 400s — okay, onto March 30.

So they were less than 24 hours late with the results?

Try running a school.