Lee East End-- they didn't have a location until after the lottery deadline closed, and now that they do and its easily accessible from the Hill, that's what I'd do.

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Anonymous wrote:Sela is genuinely a last resort?

It's not a knock on it, but it's no secret that it's the easiest to get into decent school.

Hmmm...maybe a few years ago but not sure that it's that easy to get into these days. The pre-K program is pretty special.

Sela family here that is very, very happy to stick with the school from PK3 to PK4. I think given its location and Hebrew focus, it will of course remain much easier to get in to than other charters, but I agree with the PP that the days of thinking of it as a lock / last resort are limited. I think there was a decent amount of wait list movement for PK3 last year, but that was also after the school added a third PK3 class. For those considering Sela now, we highly recommend it. Our daughter is thriving there and we've had literally no complaints. But the commute also isn't an issue for us.

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Anonymous wrote:Sela is genuinely a last resort?

It's not a knock on it, but it's no secret that it's the easiest to get into decent school.

Hmmm...maybe a few years ago but not sure that it's that easy to get into these days. The pre-K program is pretty special.

Anonymous wrote:Sela is genuinely a last resort?

It's not a knock on it, but it's no secret that it's the easiest to get into decent school.

My IB.

Sela is genuinely a last resort?

Anonymous wrote:For 6th grade

For 6th you move