Anonymous wrote:Chiming in to add that your psd is neglecting an essential part of their job. Coordinating placements is how it works here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Connected preschool. We had feedback from schools going into winter break. To my knowledge only a couple schools (HM and Collegiate) are known to be black boxes.
We sent love letters to every school we loved (I think we sent 3) and one first choice letter to our top choice. But we had feedback and knew that school was interested.
What does your PSD say to do? What have others from your preschool done in the past? Can't she guide you?
Dumb question, but do we just email admissions our love/first choice letters?
Anonymous wrote:Connected preschool. We had feedback from schools going into winter break. To my knowledge only a couple schools (HM and Collegiate) are known to be black boxes.
We sent love letters to every school we loved (I think we sent 3) and one first choice letter to our top choice. But we had feedback and knew that school was interested.
What does your PSD say to do? What have others from your preschool done in the past? Can't she guide you?
Anonymous wrote:Can’t wait for February to come. Tired of all the brown nosing and waiting. We’re at an in home daycare. No consultants. We can afford private. We didn’t know about feeder schools and didn’t think a consultant was worth it for lower school. Now I regret the latter.
Oh and We forgot the thank you notes! I really hope these things don’t have that much of an impact. I don’t understand how a letter to express strong interest would move you higher on the pile.
Anonymous wrote:This is insane and malpractice. Kid in our class- they applied from PHILADELPHIA and they were moving here. They had their Philly PSD call and get feedback. Get your PSD to do the same or there’s no donation this year!