Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is the info posted online a wait list or a placement list? It says two different things on the website. One page calls it wait list results but when you click on the link with the rsults, it states that it is the listing of the order in which students will be placed. That is not the same thing as a wait list.
I personally believe it is a placement order list, not a wait list, based on results reported by people i know who got acceptance letters.
Anonymous wrote:Is the info posted online a wait list or a placement list? It says two different things on the website. One page calls it wait list results but when you click on the link with the rsults, it states that it is the listing of the order in which students will be placed. That is not the same thing as a wait list.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow, that is a quick turnaround. I thought placement letters were received just this week. I wonder why they don't do any additional placements until July? I just don't understand this process...
I will admit I may have misunderstood her about the deadline to decide.....there were screaming kids in the background...
Anonymous wrote:We got a montesouri spot for our dd but not sure we can take it since the pk3 program is half day with no aftercare.
Anonymous wrote:Wow, that is a quick turnaround. I thought placement letters were received just this week. I wonder why they don't do any additional placements until July? I just don't understand this process...
Anonymous wrote:One poster said her friend's child got into the immersion program. I am not sure if it was sibling or not. They got letters a couple of weeks ago for programs with sibling preference.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I will say that I am encouraged by the relatively short lists for the TAG elementary schools though.
I don't know, 200 on the waitlist for 2nd at Glenarden Woods doesn't seem encouraging to me.
That sucks. I just glanced at our TAG magnet school and there were less than 45 applicants for the 2nd grade. Not sure how many kids per grade in the TAG program though. Greenbelt Middle School also didn't look terrible.
Glen Arden Woods and Heather Hills now are TAG only schools. I *think* they have 4 TAG classes at each grade.
the other schools I believe have just 1 TAG class per grade. At least Capitol Heights and Highland Park do.
The district added a few more TAG spaces last year when they changed Glenarden Woods and Heather Hills to be all-TAG schools, but they also need to create a tiered system of TAG identification so students who are best served in TAG center schools can have placement there, and those whose needs can be met with TRC (TAG in the regular classroom) can have their services at their base school. The system now makes no sense.