Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What really strikes me about this year is the absence of Langley boosters. What up Bloomingdale/Eckington? Are you all totally satisfied now?
tbh there is just an absence of any posts about lottery, when every other year there are about 100. this has to mean something. people just don't give a crap this year.
I give a crap! And ranked Langley for my PK4 kid (we are OOB, not sure we have a shot).
I actually avoided lottery threads last year because I was nervous about results before, and too disappointed after to read about all the people who got into one of their choice schools.
I would love if this thread actually returned to the subject of the lottery as I'm starting to get anxious about results next week and could use some idle chit chat on the matter to help me stay sane.
(I actually posted my list upthread and was one of the people who got a Swami response, but that was before the thread devolved into whatever this is)

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What really strikes me about this year is the absence of Langley boosters. What up Bloomingdale/Eckington? Are you all totally satisfied now?
tbh there is just an absence of any posts about lottery, when every other year there are about 100. this has to mean something. people just don't give a crap this year.
I give a crap! And ranked Langley for my PK4 kid (we are OOB, not sure we have a shot).
I actually avoided lottery threads last year because I was nervous about results before, and too disappointed after to read about all the people who got into one of their choice schools.
I would love if this thread actually returned to the subject of the lottery as I'm starting to get anxious about results next week and could use some idle chit chat on the matter to help me stay sane.
(I actually posted my list upthread and was one of the people who got a Swami response, but that was before the thread devolved into whatever this is)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What really strikes me about this year is the absence of Langley boosters. What up Bloomingdale/Eckington? Are you all totally satisfied now?
tbh there is just an absence of any posts about lottery, when every other year there are about 100. this has to mean something. people just don't give a crap this year.
Anonymous wrote:What really strikes me about this year is the absence of Langley boosters. What up Bloomingdale/Eckington? Are you all totally satisfied now?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Help Swami/Seer/Rabbit! For PreK3:
1) LAMB (South Dakota)
2) LAMB (Kingsbury)
3) Bruce Monroe (IB)
4) CMI (sibling preference)
5) DC Bilingual
6) Lee Montessori
7) MV- Calle Ocho
8) MV- JF Cook
9) MMBDA
10) Lee Montessori- East End
You’re in Park View and able to commute to Lee EE? Even if you work that way, that’s a long time for your kid to be in the car every day. What about holidays and sick days?
It says it's only a 15 minute drive from home when I check Waze with the "Go Later" feature to account for traffic. I know a lot of traffic is off the roads though because of COVID (work from home, virtual learning)...is it really bad traffic in normal times? Also my husband and I are both teachers so we are off for all school holidays and also have flexibility leaving if she gets sick.
Yes, it is very bad in normal times.
Ha - yes, you need to double the commute time right now to get a sense of what it will be post pandemic. Or triple. We're flying across the city in the morning these days.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Help Swami/Seer/Rabbit! For PreK3:
1) LAMB (South Dakota)
2) LAMB (Kingsbury)
3) Bruce Monroe (IB)
4) CMI (sibling preference)
5) DC Bilingual
6) Lee Montessori
7) MV- Calle Ocho
8) MV- JF Cook
9) MMBDA
10) Lee Montessori- East End
You’re in Park View and able to commute to Lee EE? Even if you work that way, that’s a long time for your kid to be in the car every day. What about holidays and sick days?
It says it's only a 15 minute drive from home when I check Waze with the "Go Later" feature to account for traffic. I know a lot of traffic is off the roads though because of COVID (work from home, virtual learning)...is it really bad traffic in normal times? Also my husband and I are both teachers so we are off for all school holidays and also have flexibility leaving if she gets sick.
Yes, it is very bad in normal times.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Help Swami/Seer/Rabbit! For PreK3:
1) LAMB (South Dakota)
2) LAMB (Kingsbury)
3) Bruce Monroe (IB)
4) CMI (sibling preference)
5) DC Bilingual
6) Lee Montessori
7) MV- Calle Ocho
8) MV- JF Cook
9) MMBDA
10) Lee Montessori- East End
You’re in Park View and able to commute to Lee EE? Even if you work that way, that’s a long time for your kid to be in the car every day. What about holidays and sick days?
It says it's only a 15 minute drive from home when I check Waze with the "Go Later" feature to account for traffic. I know a lot of traffic is off the roads though because of COVID (work from home, virtual learning)...is it really bad traffic in normal times? Also my husband and I are both teachers so we are off for all school holidays and also have flexibility leaving if she gets sick.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Help Swami/Seer/Rabbit! For PreK3:
1) LAMB (South Dakota)
2) LAMB (Kingsbury)
3) Bruce Monroe (IB)
4) CMI (sibling preference)
5) DC Bilingual
6) Lee Montessori
7) MV- Calle Ocho
8) MV- JF Cook
9) MMBDA
10) Lee Montessori- East End
You’re in Park View and able to commute to Lee EE? Even if you work that way, that’s a long time for your kid to be in the car every day. What about holidays and sick days?
Anonymous wrote:Swami has done this a few years in a row now. Starts a thread and only weighs in here or there (both before and after wait lists). Totally fine ... people are busy and swami is not actually a swami so its not like you're missing out on special wisdom.