Anonymous wrote:Can someone please explain to me what does “ineligible” mean? 9th grade #1 Banneker marked as ineligible but got into our #2

This means they matched with #2 and did not get into Banneker.

Anonymous wrote:Can someone please explain to me what does “ineligible” mean? 9th grade #1 Banneker marked as ineligible but got into our #2

I believe that essentially means your child did not get into the school on the merits of their application. For the application high schools, you can get matched, or you can be waitlisted (essentially, the school would like to admit you, but they do not have enough spots, and if enough folks turn down slots, your kid may get in), or you can be rejected by the school. When you do not get into the school, the lottery has you listed as "ineligible."

Sorry. Hope you and your kid are psyched about your #2 option!

Can someone please explain to me what does “ineligible” mean? 9th grade #1 Banneker marked as ineligible but got into our #2

Anonymous wrote:Number 8 on WL AT In-boundary school for prek3

Ugh. Been there. Really sorry.

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Anonymous wrote:Ugh low number for Latin 8th grade (with sibling attending!)

How many spots do they normally offer for 8th with and without the at-risk preference?

1-2 I think. Must be all to siblings

Number 8 on WL AT In-boundary school for prek3

Horrible K numbers, again (>50, all accept less than 10). Kid will stay in private.

Got into Hyde PK3 with sibling + IB preferences. Pretty much the entire class will have that profile.

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Anonymous wrote:Ugh low number for Latin 8th grade (with sibling attending!)

How many spots do they normally offer for 8th with and without the at-risk preference?

Depends entirely on how many kids leave. It’s usually 0-2 spots. Siblings get preference over equitable access. Sucks to strike out in 8th, PP, but you’ll have a much better shot (almost guaranteed but not quite) for 9th. There are typically 10-20 spots total for 9th. I’m sorry though. That really stinks for next year.

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Anonymous wrote:Matched at Oyster Adam’s for PK4 & K OOB… can’t believe it honestly.

English-dominant? Wow!

Nope! That would be insane

Anonymous wrote:Ugh low number for Latin 8th grade (with sibling attending!)

How many spots do they normally offer for 8th with and without the at-risk preference?

Anonymous wrote:Matched at Oyster Adam’s for PK4 & K OOB… can’t believe it honestly.

English-dominant? Wow!

Anonymous wrote:Is there a way to know how many lottery spots were offered for a grade/school for next year?

not right now but that data will be posted eventually.

Matched at Oyster Adam’s for PK4 & K OOB… can’t believe it honestly.

Ugh low number for Latin 8th grade (with sibling attending!)