To answer everybody's question
Mar. 29th, 2018 10:14 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
conulyNYC has been moving away from zoning and towards school choice, especially for high school, for the past 25+ years. There are good points and bad points in both systems. Trust me, when Eva's high school admissions come around to eat my brain and I spend September - December of this year obsessing over it you will hear all about it. (Be afraid. Be very, very afraid.)
I forgot some of you weren't here when I was obsessing over Ana's high school admissions process! To sum up, during those months significantly more of my brainspace was devoted to high school admissions than to my mother's cancer treatment. I hope Eva's process is a little more streamlined. At the very least, I already have wiped off the schools I don't like from her list.
I forgot some of you weren't here when I was obsessing over Ana's high school admissions process! To sum up, during those months significantly more of my brainspace was devoted to high school admissions than to my mother's cancer treatment. I hope Eva's process is a little more streamlined. At the very least, I already have wiped off the schools I don't like from her list.
