Anonymous wrote:Hi, we are #7 on waitlist for Pk3 Primary Montessory. Is there generally a lot of mouvement on the waitlist?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I got the ATS result about an hour ago... now to figure out whether to take it or not.
Outside of DCUM where else is a good spot to read reviews/gather opinions from others who have gone through the option schools?
If you got into ATS, take it. If you don’t like it, you can always transfer back to your neighborhood school.
We all know she’s going to take it. She just wants to brag and get attention for a non achievement.
You can’t be serious in thinking this? We got a spot by chance and now we have two weeks to decide and want more details on where I will send my kid to school - how in any way is that bragging?
Absolutely. If you are not excited about this but rather crowdsourcing this "decision" give up the spot to somebody who will cherish it.
Take your time. I don’t know why people fight over this mediocre public elementary. What makes it mediocre, you ask? While it may have good test scores while the kids are in elementary, there’s is no measurable difference in how ATS students perform when they get to middle school. Just as “meh” as the others.
If you’re in SA, take it. If you’re in NA and districted for one of the higher-performing schools, I don’t know if I would. The bus comes REALLY early for ATS, and having your kid’s friends spread all over the county is a real downside. Going to school with all of your neighborhood buddies is better.
Disagree. Had significant remediation for kid who went to ATS for dyslexia and had to pay for it for the child who didn't go to ATS. (went to NA school with something like 4% FRL.)
Also, my kid's friend group is still close and international which is really cool.
Anonymous wrote:“High performing” NA schools. You mean schools where the parents are rich & educated.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I got the ATS result about an hour ago... now to figure out whether to take it or not.
Outside of DCUM where else is a good spot to read reviews/gather opinions from others who have gone through the option schools?
If you got into ATS, take it. If you don’t like it, you can always transfer back to your neighborhood school.
We all know she’s going to take it. She just wants to brag and get attention for a non achievement.
You can’t be serious in thinking this? We got a spot by chance and now we have two weeks to decide and want more details on where I will send my kid to school - how in any way is that bragging?
Absolutely. If you are not excited about this but rather crowdsourcing this "decision" give up the spot to somebody who will cherish it.
Your jealousy is showing. Look, as some one in a similar spot, I didn’t seriously think we could get in through the lottery and so I didn’t fully research what it would mean. The chances were so slim - literally winning then lottery. So I didn’t do as much to prepare so I didn’t get our hopes up. And here I am.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I got the ATS result about an hour ago... now to figure out whether to take it or not.
Outside of DCUM where else is a good spot to read reviews/gather opinions from others who have gone through the option schools?
If you got into ATS, take it. If you don’t like it, you can always transfer back to your neighborhood school.
We all know she’s going to take it. She just wants to brag and get attention for a non achievement.
You can’t be serious in thinking this? We got a spot by chance and now we have two weeks to decide and want more details on where I will send my kid to school - how in any way is that bragging?
Absolutely. If you are not excited about this but rather crowdsourcing this "decision" give up the spot to somebody who will cherish it.
Take your time. I don’t know why people fight over this mediocre public elementary. What makes it mediocre, you ask? While it may have good test scores while the kids are in elementary, there’s is no measurable difference in how ATS students perform when they get to middle school. Just as “meh” as the others.
If you’re in SA, take it. If you’re in NA and districted for one of the higher-performing schools, I don’t know if I would. The bus comes REALLY early for ATS, and having your kid’s friends spread all over the county is a real downside. Going to school with all of your neighborhood buddies is better.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I got the ATS result about an hour ago... now to figure out whether to take it or not.
Outside of DCUM where else is a good spot to read reviews/gather opinions from others who have gone through the option schools?
If you got into ATS, take it. If you don’t like it, you can always transfer back to your neighborhood school.
We all know she’s going to take it. She just wants to brag and get attention for a non achievement.
You can’t be serious in thinking this? We got a spot by chance and now we have two weeks to decide and want more details on where I will send my kid to school - how in any way is that bragging?
Absolutely. If you are not excited about this but rather crowdsourcing this "decision" give up the spot to somebody who will cherish it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I got the ATS result about an hour ago... now to figure out whether to take it or not.
Outside of DCUM where else is a good spot to read reviews/gather opinions from others who have gone through the option schools?
If you got into ATS, take it. If you don’t like it, you can always transfer back to your neighborhood school.
We all know she’s going to take it. She just wants to brag and get attention for a non achievement.
You can’t be serious in thinking this? We got a spot by chance and now we have two weeks to decide and want more details on where I will send my kid to school - how in any way is that bragging?
Absolutely. If you are not excited about this but rather crowdsourcing this "decision" give up the spot to somebody who will cherish it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I got the ATS result about an hour ago... now to figure out whether to take it or not.
Outside of DCUM where else is a good spot to read reviews/gather opinions from others who have gone through the option schools?
If you got into ATS, take it. If you don’t like it, you can always transfer back to your neighborhood school.
We all know she’s going to take it. She just wants to brag and get attention for a non achievement.
You can’t be serious in thinking this? We got a spot by chance and now we have two weeks to decide and want more details on where I will send my kid to school - how in any way is that bragging?
Anonymous wrote:We are #10 on ATS. Likelihood of getting a spot between now and school starting?
Anonymous wrote:We are #10 on ATS. Likelihood of getting a spot between now and school starting?
Anonymous wrote:We are #10 on ATS. Likelihood of getting a spot between now and school starting?
Anonymous wrote:I got the ATS result about an hour ago... now to figure out whether to take it or not.
Outside of DCUM where else is a good spot to read reviews/gather opinions from others who have gone through the option schools?