Anonymous wrote:OP here...I wonder how many families will actually *not* get matched at all.

More than half - there are more than two kids applying for each available spot.

Anonymous wrote:This is the only weekend where I want it to go by as quickly as possible.

I was thinking the exact same thing. Monday can't come soon enough!

This is the only weekend where I want it to go by as quickly as possible.

guys, they're city gov't employees, it will get done when they say it will get done, not before.

Hoping we get them today, early!

Anonymous wrote:I'd rather get them on Monday. Getting them earlier would make visiting the playground no fun this weekend

WIth all the rain predicted, the playground isn't going to be fun no matter what.

I'd rather get them on Monday. Getting them earlier would make visiting the playground no fun this weekend

If the results are ready, I certainly hope Kaya and her team recognize the opportunity to create some positive buzz by just releasing the results early. Unless there is still work to be done on the project, why not? Under promise, over deliver!

Anonymous wrote:I can't be the only one who logs onto myschooldc every few hours to see if they released the results early?

Nope

I can't be the only one who logs onto myschooldc every few hours to see if they released the results early?

Ok - we only have to suffer through the weekend! We can all make it!

Our spring break was this week and I spent the whole time stressing!

Hope we get in our first choice so we can enjoy our spring break!

Anonymous wrote:I suspect a lot of people applied and didn't put any safety schools down and won't get matched.

This reminds me of girls who would "suicide" in the last round of sorority rush. Essentially they would only put down one option in hopes of influencing the computer-run matching system.

Anonymous wrote:OP here...I wonder how many families will actually *not* get matched at all.

I'll get matched with my in boundary preference, but it won't matter because there is a 90% chance we'll move over the summer and loose our boundary preference and hence our spot.