Anonymous
Post 02/05/2014 10:50     Subject: highly regarded charter school not the best thing since sliced bread
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I have done the most research on HRCS. I also am a native Klingon speaker. AND I am the only person on DCUM who understands the lottery algorithm. Therefore, I should have the right to get in.


If you pay taxes, and are no FARM, sorry, you don't have any right.


But I understand the algorithm!!!!
Anonymous
Post 02/05/2014 10:49     Subject: Re:highly regarded charter school not the best thing since sliced bread
The Senate passed the Farm bill yesterday?
How will this affect HRCS?
Anonymous
Post 02/05/2014 10:33     Subject: highly regarded charter school not the best thing since sliced bread
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I have done the most research on HRCS. I also am a native Klingon speaker. AND I am the only person on DCUM who understands the lottery algorithm. Therefore, I should have the right to get in.


If you pay taxes, and are no FARM, sorry, you don't have any right.

My farm subsidies more than cover my income taxes, so I'm a shoo-in!
Anonymous
Post 02/05/2014 09:05     Subject: highly regarded charter school not the best thing since sliced bread
Anonymous wrote:I have done the most research on HRCS. I also am a native Klingon speaker. AND I am the only person on DCUM who understands the lottery algorithm. Therefore, I should have the right to get in.


If you pay taxes, and are no FARM, sorry, you don't have any right.
Anonymous
Post 02/05/2014 00:33     Subject: highly regarded charter school not the best thing since sliced bread
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:HRCS just posted a Vine video that there will indeed be school tomorrow.

In the event of ice, all HRCS students will be expected to arrive via figure skating, speed skating, bobsled, skeleton or luge. (Ice dancing will be frowned upon.)

Curling after-care will also be available.


I'm considering HRCS and need to know: in Curling after care, do the kids skate down the ice and curl the puck, or do the teachers hit the students down the ice as pucks? I really want to get into HRCS and need to know if I need to train my baby to curl or be curled. TIA!


There are no skates nor pucks in curling. I CALL TROLL!


There is in ELVISH CURLING you faker! You're clearly not truly a current HRCS parent. Now who's busted!
Anonymous
Post 02/04/2014 23:16     Subject: highly regarded charter school not the best thing since sliced bread
... And DC has no sense of humor.
Anonymous
Post 02/04/2014 21:33     Subject: highly regarded charter school not the best thing since sliced bread
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:HRCS just posted a Vine video that there will indeed be school tomorrow.

In the event of ice, all HRCS students will be expected to arrive via figure skating, speed skating, bobsled, skeleton or luge. (Ice dancing will be frowned upon.)

Curling after-care will also be available.


I'm considering HRCS and need to know: in Curling after care, do the kids skate down the ice and curl the puck, or do the teachers hit the students down the ice as pucks? I really want to get into HRCS and need to know if I need to train my baby to curl or be curled. TIA!


There are no skates nor pucks in curling. I CALL TROLL!
Anonymous
Post 02/04/2014 21:32     Subject: highly regarded charter school not the best thing since sliced bread
I have done the most research on HRCS. I also am a native Klingon speaker. AND I am the only person on DCUM who understands the lottery algorithm. Therefore, I should have the right to get in.
Anonymous
Post 02/04/2014 21:10     Subject: highly regarded charter school not the best thing since sliced bread
Anonymous wrote:HRCS just posted a Vine video that there will indeed be school tomorrow.

In the event of ice, all HRCS students will be expected to arrive via figure skating, speed skating, bobsled, skeleton or luge. (Ice dancing will be frowned upon.)

Curling after-care will also be available.


I'm considering HRCS and need to know: in Curling after care, do the kids skate down the ice and curl the puck, or do the teachers hit the students down the ice as pucks? I really want to get into HRCS and need to know if I need to train my baby to curl or be curled. TIA!
Anonymous
Post 02/04/2014 21:09     Subject: Re:highly regarded charter school not the best thing since sliced bread
Dear Spouse and I are moving to DC. Can't tell you where from. Or our housing budget, race, ethnicity, child/ren age, planetary origin or whether our future employer is an agency that starts with N and ends with A.

Where should we live?
Anonymous
Post 02/04/2014 20:58     Subject: highly regarded charter school not the best thing since sliced bread
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Does your reference to snowflake mean that all of your children are white?

Because as you know there is no yellow snow, or brown snow for that matter.


City snow always looks grey to me. I find your post totally grey-ist and exclusionary of people with grey snowflakes.


Snow, snow, snow! Everyone loves snow. Black ice has a bad rap. It's not always slippery and dangerous folks.
Anonymous
Post 02/04/2014 20:21     Subject: highly regarded charter school not the best thing since sliced bread
Anonymous wrote:HRCS just posted a Vine video that there will indeed be school tomorrow.

In the event of ice, all HRCS students will be expected to arrive via figure skating, speed skating, bobsled, skeleton or luge. (Ice dancing will be frowned upon.)

Curling after-care will also be available.


#%^¥! Why not ice dancing? Larla was so looking forward to show off her cha cha/salsa/mambo with Jayden.
Anonymous
Post 02/04/2014 20:13     Subject: highly regarded charter school not the best thing since sliced bread
HRCS just posted a Vine video that there will indeed be school tomorrow.

In the event of ice, all HRCS students will be expected to arrive via figure skating, speed skating, bobsled, skeleton or luge. (Ice dancing will be frowned upon.)

Curling after-care will also be available.
Anonymous
Post 02/04/2014 20:00     Subject: highly regarded charter school not the best thing since sliced bread
I heard that if you have your children naturally as opposed to IVF, you can move ahead 12 spaces on the wait list. Did anyone else here this. I also heard that natural identical twins get guaranteed admission (and so do their nanny's kids). And for f's sake, would someone please let us know about the closing/cancellation for tomorrow. Who's teat do I need to suckle on to make something happen?
Anonymous
Post 02/04/2014 19:57     Subject: Re:highly regarded charter school not the best thing since sliced bread
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I heard children of founders get preference.
How can I become a founder?


Well, you rent a time machine and go back to 20XX... Or you can donate a lot of money and get your name added to the founding documents and pray that no one notices.


Easier if you don't have twins