Why NYC High School Admissions Will Be Very Different This Year: How Families Can Make It Better admissions · Finding the Right School · NYC high school · NYC School Admissions · Parents Helping Parents · School Waitlists · specialized high schools Why NYC High School Admissions Will Be Very Different This Year: How Families Can Make It Better March 15, 2021March 15, 2021 Alina AdamsLeave a comment New York City families who applied to private high schools this year were obliged to turn in their enrollment contracts — and put down a deposit on tuition — by noon of last Friday, March 12, 2021. In previous years, NYC Specialized, Screened, Arts, Ed-Opt, P-Tech, and all other public high schools would also notify… Continue reading Why NYC High School Admissions Will Be Very Different This Year: How Families Can Make It Better Share this:TweetEmailPrintLike this:Like Loading...
It’s Not a Plot, It’s Incompetence: Is the NYC Department of Ed Deliberately Undermining Some Schools? Blog · coronavirus · DOE Fails · Gifted & Talented · NYC School Admissions · specialized high schools It’s Not a Plot, It’s Incompetence: Is the NYC Department of Ed Deliberately Undermining Some Schools? July 13, 2020July 13, 2020 Alina AdamsLeave a comment Even before COVID-19 struck in earnest, the 2019-2020 school year seemed more riddled with screw ups than usual (and that’s saying something). There were the traditional Parent Portal malfunctions when it came to applying kids to every grade level, from Universal Pre-K through High School. Mayor Bill De Blasio first refused to close schools in… Continue reading It’s Not a Plot, It’s Incompetence: Is the NYC Department of Ed Deliberately Undermining Some Schools? Share this:TweetEmailPrintLike this:Like Loading...
