Anonymous
03/09/2020 10:20
Subject: If your child was accepted to private PK/K
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:what the word on Country Day in mclean? my daughter was waitlisted. is that a "NO" in a nicer form?
Many years ago my DD was offered a spot off the wait list there, but we were already in at Langley so we declined.
Thank you for your answer. Why did you decide on Langley over Country Day? Was Langley your preference going in? We are looking at a few options including Country Day and would be great to hear experience from others
hannalee27
03/09/2020 09:49
Subject: If your child was accepted to private PK/K
Little Folks School
Anonymous
03/09/2020 07:27
Subject: If your child was accepted to private PK/K
Anonymous wrote:what the word on Country Day in mclean? my daughter was waitlisted. is that a "NO" in a nicer form?
Many years ago my DD was offered a spot off the wait list there, but we were already in at Langley so we declined.
Anonymous
03/09/2020 04:59
Subject: Re:If your child was accepted to private PK/K
River
Anonymous
03/08/2020 21:23
Subject: If your child was accepted to private PK/K
River School
Anonymous
03/08/2020 19:51
Subject: If your child was accepted to private PK/K
what the word on Country Day in mclean? my daughter was waitlisted. is that a "NO" in a nicer form?
Anonymous
03/08/2020 16:00
Subject: If your child was accepted to private PK/K
Anonymous wrote:My kid went to daycare before being accepted.
Socio-economic diversity?
Anonymous
03/08/2020 15:33
Subject: If your child was accepted to private PK/K
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At any of the schools, you’ll find a mix of kids from public preK, daycares, church based and private preschools. However schools like NCRC, where the parent population skews wealthy and more likely to send their kids to private in the first place, end up being perceived as “feeder preschools”.
This. What is perceived as a "feeder" is simply self-selection.
No, it’s signaling. Few can afford private school. Even fewer can afford little folks and ncrc.