Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teachers don’t report until the 11th, so teachers won’t see lists until then. You should hear sometime between the afternoon of the 11th and the day before your open house. (elementary)

When you get the list, can you kick students out of your class? Like "I had Larla's older sister and she was a nightmare, I don't want her sibling"?

Nope.

Anonymous wrote:Teachers don’t report until the 11th, so teachers won’t see lists until then. You should hear sometime between the afternoon of the 11th and the day before your open house. (elementary)

When you get the list, can you kick students out of your class? Like "I had Larla's older sister and she was a nightmare, I don't want her sibling"?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I had no idea that the counselors made up the schedule after they return from summer break. Couldn't be the case for middle/high schools right?

I was under the impression they were drafted before break and fine tuned as needed after.

Me too. My kid mentioned in May that the teacher was out because she a meeting to plan for the upcoming year. I assumed it had to do with providing input on assignments, like what kids need to be split up etc.

Doubtful. She was probably working on curriculum if anything. High Schools are too big to allow for that input. Most of the scheduling is done by computer and then fine tuned, but we still don’t have students lists yet.