Anonymous
05/31/2023 17:57
Subject: Is it too late to be holding out for a school that waitlisted a child?
Anonymous wrote:How knowledgeable you are in “middle level student focused schools” and their covert releasing of spots.
I know one of the two schools intimately and know that you’re incorrect. This, presumably should be been obvious based on the general incoherence of your post.
I know one (Maret) intimately too. And the class my kid is in is not the brightest group. But they are rich!
Anonymous
05/31/2023 17:56
Subject: Re:Is it too late to be holding out for a school that waitlisted a child?
I think OP means based on grades and "status". For most Maret is not the first choice for an ace student. Gonzaga does not need A's to get in. Let's not get into this again. Geez. You sound very touchy and sensitive.
Anonymous
05/31/2023 17:49
Subject: Is it too late to be holding out for a school that waitlisted a child?
Anonymous wrote:Gonzaga and Maret… Both opened up spots last week. I would say these middle level student focused schools will continue to open up some spots. Gonzaga for the sports and Maret for the location.
“Gonzaga for the sports and Maret for the location.”
What does this mean?
Anonymous
05/31/2023 17:05
Subject: Is it too late to be holding out for a school that waitlisted a child?
How knowledgeable you are in “middle level student focused schools” and their covert releasing of spots.
I know one of the two schools intimately and know that you’re incorrect. This, presumably should be been obvious based on the general incoherence of your post.
I know one of the two schools intimately and know that you’re incorrect. This, presumably should be been obvious based on the general incoherence of your post.
Anonymous
05/31/2023 16:54
Subject: Is it too late to be holding out for a school that waitlisted a child?
Gonzaga and Maret… Both opened up spots last week. I would say these middle level student focused schools will continue to open up some spots. Gonzaga for the sports and Maret for the location.
Anonymous
05/31/2023 16:47
Subject: Is it too late to be holding out for a school that waitlisted a child?
Soo....Was it too late, OP??
Anonymous
05/31/2023 09:21
Subject: Is it too late to be holding out for a school that waitlisted a child?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How many slots will open tomorrow???
7
Don't be ridiculous. Everyone knows that 42 is the answer to everything.
42 slots open tomorrow. Who knows what schools and grades though.
I can’t believe I got that so wrong. 🤣 Please don’t take away my Douglas Adams fan club membership!
Anonymous
05/31/2023 08:54
Subject: Is it too late to be holding out for a school that waitlisted a child?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How many slots will open tomorrow???
7
Don't be ridiculous. Everyone knows that 42 is the answer to everything.
42 slots open tomorrow. Who knows what schools and grades though.
Anonymous
05/31/2023 08:30
Subject: Is it too late to be holding out for a school that waitlisted a child?
Anonymous wrote:How many slots will open tomorrow???
It depends on the school.
Anonymous
05/30/2023 23:09
Subject: Is it too late to be holding out for a school that waitlisted a child?
Anonymous wrote:How many slots will open tomorrow???
7
Anonymous
05/30/2023 22:59
Subject: Is it too late to be holding out for a school that waitlisted a child?
How many slots will open tomorrow???
Anonymous
05/24/2023 12:56
Subject: Re:Is it too late to be holding out for a school that waitlisted a child?
Do you have other options? Love the school that loves you. Find ways to be excited about the other doors that can open for your child. There will be other benefits.
Anonymous
05/24/2023 09:24
Subject: Re:Is it too late to be holding out for a school that waitlisted a child?
Anonymous wrote:There are always some families who don't make up their minds until the contracts become binding on June 1. There are sometimes unexpected moves as late as August that result in an open spot. Not a huge chance but not zero, either. I know families who got off the waitlist in August.
Never hurts to call and express continuing interest.
Okay. Thank you.
Anonymous
05/23/2023 11:55
Subject: Re:Is it too late to be holding out for a school that waitlisted a child?
There are always some families who don't make up their minds until the contracts become binding on June 1. There are sometimes unexpected moves as late as August that result in an open spot. Not a huge chance but not zero, either. I know families who got off the waitlist in August.
Never hurts to call and express continuing interest.
Never hurts to call and express continuing interest.
Anonymous
05/23/2023 10:38
Subject: Is it too late to be holding out for a school that waitlisted a child?
Possible? yes. Likely? no.