Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is there still an authentic chance with waitlists?????
There is a non-zero but almost zero chance. How do you define authentic?
Anonymous wrote:Is there still an authentic chance with waitlists?????
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:General over promising and under delivering. And no real path forward other than a bit of outreach and a shrug.
That may change, but not impressed.
I’m sorry that was your experience and it sounds like they should have encouraged you to apply more widely at the very least. We are also a K-8 family and had a completely different experience. We found outplacement support to be very strong. Please don’t paint all K-8s with the same brush, many are very effective at outplacement.
The supply/demand issue is very real. One must apply to 5 plus schools nowadays....
This depends. We applied to 2 and got into both, but we were not looking at any of the NW DC schools.
NW DC's population density ups the demand dramatically.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:General over promising and under delivering. And no real path forward other than a bit of outreach and a shrug.
That may change, but not impressed.
I’m sorry that was your experience and it sounds like they should have encouraged you to apply more widely at the very least. We are also a K-8 family and had a completely different experience. We found outplacement support to be very strong. Please don’t paint all K-8s with the same brush, many are very effective at outplacement.
The supply/demand issue is very real. One must apply to 5 plus schools nowadays....
This depends. We applied to 2 and got into both, but we were not looking at any of the NW DC schools.
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone heard anything this week regarding waitlists?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:General over promising and under delivering. And no real path forward other than a bit of outreach and a shrug.
That may change, but not impressed.
I’m sorry that was your experience and it sounds like they should have encouraged you to apply more widely at the very least. We are also a K-8 family and had a completely different experience. We found outplacement support to be very strong. Please don’t paint all K-8s with the same brush, many are very effective at outplacement.
The supply/demand issue is very real. One must apply to 5 plus schools nowadays....
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:General over promising and under delivering. And no real path forward other than a bit of outreach and a shrug.
That may change, but not impressed.
I’m sorry that was your experience and it sounds like they should have encouraged you to apply more widely at the very least. We are also a K-8 family and had a completely different experience. We found outplacement support to be very strong. Please don’t paint all K-8s with the same brush, many are very effective at outplacement.
Anonymous wrote:General over promising and under delivering. And no real path forward other than a bit of outreach and a shrug.
That may change, but not impressed.
Anonymous wrote:General over promising and under delivering. And no real path forward other than a bit of outreach and a shrug.
That may change, but not impressed.
Anonymous wrote:I wish I could share the school but don’t feel comfortable sharing that yet. Suffice it to say there were many balls dropped. It’s not a good look for them. But buyer beware. Outplacement isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.