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School q?

zazu13zazu13 member
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I'm very premature in thinking about this, but curious if anyone tried to enroll your multiples at a school with a lottery system and only 1 kid got in. Did they admit the other one because they're siblings? Did you split them up? It's important to me for my kids to go to a charter school and the good ones in my area are hard to get into. Subsequent siblings have priority in enrollment, but I wonder how it will work with twins

Age: 35 TTC since 2005, MFI & DOR 

IVF #1 Sep '11 - canceled poor response

 IVF #2 Nov '11  8R/8M/4F 3dt x2 - chemical

IVF #3 April '12  11R/6M/4F 3dt x2 - m/c

FET #1 Aug 2012  3dt x2 - BFN

**new RE**

 IVF #4 Jan '13 BFN 11R/6M/6F 5dt x2 - BFN

 IVF #5 July '13 16R/10M/10F 5dt x2 + 1 frostie

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  • KatieGummowKatieGummow member
    "I'm not sure what the policy is on that. Good question! I'm thinking that a parent would request both get in or neither get in"
    -my mom, public school teacher, AK

    "They will put them in the same public school, at least my district will, they are sensitive to that."
    -friend, public school, CA (in one of the best districts in CA)

    I would say call or email and ask!
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  • pea-kaypea-kay member
    At the boys' school (there was a lottery to get in), the lottery was per family, not per kid. So once our family got picked, all three were in.
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