Anonymous wrote:That's pretty shocking not to get into Norwood.

So insensitive and ignorant....

Norwood is thriving. They look for the fit in their admission process.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That's pretty shocking not to get into Norwood.

Does it give you pleasure to make people feel bad because their kids do not get in? One day you will get the short end of the stick and I hope you remember this moment.

+100

Yeah, really. I have no stake in this fight, but whatever axe you have to grind against norwood, it has nothing to do with the PPs whose kids didn't get in.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That's pretty shocking not to get into Norwood.

Does it give you pleasure to make people feel bad because their kids do not get in? One day you will get the short end of the stick and I hope you remember this moment.

+100

Anonymous wrote:That's pretty shocking not to get into Norwood.

Does it give you pleasure to make people feel bad because their kids do not get in? One day you will get the short end of the stick and I hope you remember this moment.

We were also waitlisted for K. Glad to see we aren't the only ones.

Obnoxious posts aside, anyone know how many applications Norwood gets, or what the acceptance rate is? I know they're really striving to be a top tier school...wondering how they're doing.

That's pretty shocking not to get into Norwood.

Waitlisted for K

Anonymous wrote:Anyone ever not get in to Norwood?

Our child was rejected by Norwood a few years back.

Does that make you happy?

It depends on the year and the grade. For 4th grade next year, it could. For 5th or 6th grade next year, it's less likely based on the size of the current class.