fantasycurse42
Footballguy Jr.
Going to Porter House this week. The wife's fav restaurant.I remember when this thread used to be about new bars and great restaurants. That was pretty cool.
Going to Porter House this week. The wife's fav restaurant.I remember when this thread used to be about new bars and great restaurants. That was pretty cool.
Pretty sure redshirting doesn't work for public school. like 99.999% sure. they look at the birthdate and put the kid in the grade.We want to redshirt him since he was born at the end of November. Right now he just started a 2's program, it runs 3 days a week, 3 hours a day for the entire school year. It is about $5k, so priced fairly. They offer a 3's program too, which I intend on putting him in. For preK, K, & 1st grade if we are still in the city, I intend on going with private school. By the time he finishes first grade I can then move him over into elementary school, successfully redshirted.
a bunch of people who aren't thinking anything?
Very very hard to redshirt in the city anymore. Regulations now require that they will send him straight to first grade if you keep him out of public school K unless you get approval of the superintendent office after recommendations from his teacher and principal (good luck getting that). One family I know ended up sending their child to private school after failing to get approvals.fantasycurse42 said:We want to redshirt him since he was born at the end of November. Right now he just started a 2's program, it runs 3 days a week, 3 hours a day for the entire school year. It is about $5k, so priced fairly. They offer a 3's program too, which I intend on putting him in. For preK, K, & 1st grade if we are still in the city, I intend on going with private school. By the time he finishes first grade I can then move him over into elementary school, successfully redshirted.
It is basically impossible from what I understand. This is why we will send him private for first grade... I doubt they can force him to skip 2nd grade if we transfer him in at that point.Very very hard to redshirt in the city anymore. Regulations now require that they will send him straight to first grade if you keep him out of public school K unless you get approval of the superintendent office after recommendations from his teacher and principal (good luck getting that). One family I know ended up sending their child to private school after failing to get approvals.fantasycurse42 said:We want to redshirt him since he was born at the end of November. Right now he just started a 2's program, it runs 3 days a week, 3 hours a day for the entire school year. It is about $5k, so priced fairly. They offer a 3's program too, which I intend on putting him in. For preK, K, & 1st grade if we are still in the city, I intend on going with private school. By the time he finishes first grade I can then move him over into elementary school, successfully redshirted.
Hint - You can use this fact to push for the suburbs.
You are talking about NYC DOE hereIt is basically impossible from what I understand. This is why we will send him private for first grade... I doubt they can force him to skip 2nd grade if we transfer him in at that point.Very very hard to redshirt in the city anymore. Regulations now require that they will send him straight to first grade if you keep him out of public school K unless you get approval of the superintendent office after recommendations from his teacher and principal (good luck getting that). One family I know ended up sending their child to private school after failing to get approvals.fantasycurse42 said:We want to redshirt him since he was born at the end of November. Right now he just started a 2's program, it runs 3 days a week, 3 hours a day for the entire school year. It is about $5k, so priced fairly. They offer a 3's program too, which I intend on putting him in. For preK, K, & 1st grade if we are still in the city, I intend on going with private school. By the time he finishes first grade I can then move him over into elementary school, successfully redshirted.
Hint - You can use this fact to push for the suburbs.
You are talking about NYC DOE hereIt is basically impossible from what I understand. This is why we will send him private for first grade... I doubt they can force him to skip 2nd grade if we transfer him in at that point.Very very hard to redshirt in the city anymore. Regulations now require that they will send him straight to first grade if you keep him out of public school K unless you get approval of the superintendent office after recommendations from his teacher and principal (good luck getting that). One family I know ended up sending their child to private school after failing to get approvals.fantasycurse42 said:We want to redshirt him since he was born at the end of November. Right now he just started a 2's program, it runs 3 days a week, 3 hours a day for the entire school year. It is about $5k, so priced fairly. They offer a 3's program too, which I intend on putting him in. For preK, K, & 1st grade if we are still in the city, I intend on going with private school. By the time he finishes first grade I can then move him over into elementary school, successfully redshirted.
Hint - You can use this fact to push for the suburbs.
yes.Are you saying if someone transfers in from the 1st grade, they can send them to the 3rd grade?
That almost sounds illegalyes.Are you saying if someone transfers in from the 1st grade, they can send them to the 3rd grade?
but dammit- that just looks idiotic, which makes me doubt it.yes.Are you saying if someone transfers in from the 1st grade, they can send them to the 3rd grade?
agreed.That almost sounds illegalyes.Are you saying if someone transfers in from the 1st grade, they can send them to the 3rd grade?
Making a student skip a grade when they transfer from another district is something to get lawyers involved with.but dammit- that just looks idiotic, which makes me doubt it.but idiotic and NYC DOE go hand in hand, so ...yes.Are you saying if someone transfers in from the 1st grade, they can send them to the 3rd grade?
agree.Making a student skip a grade when they transfer from another district is something to get lawyers involved with.but dammit- that just looks idiotic, which makes me doubt it.but idiotic and NYC DOE go hand in hand, so ...yes.Are you saying if someone transfers in from the 1st grade, they can send them to the 3rd grade?
JFC! Are you serious? There is a ton of demand for our public school... No chance I'm sticking around for this ####. FC and fam hit the burbs in 2018!The other issue is I don't believe you assured a spot at your zoned school if it is full. So if your elementary is popular and has no spots your getting shipped to a different school.
I have a son with an Oct 15 b-day and is whole play group is trying to get around it as they are all Sept-dec bdays. Granted we are zoned for 452 now on the UWS, but if we tried this for 87 or 199 we wouldn't get in if you tried that.
san gennaro going on this week.
The worst, Jerry- the worst.san gennaro going on this week.
Lucy's sausage and pepper sandwichsan gennaro going on this week.The worst, Jerry- the worst.san gennaro going on this week.
Seriously get this thing back track mnmK?WTF is going on in here? Major may have to move back to NYC just to resurrect this thread.
and garbage, piss, vomit, drunk, belligerent yabos.Lucy's sausage and pepper sandwichsan gennaro going on this week.The worst, Jerry- the worst.san gennaro going on this week.
Once upon a time, there existed an innernets message board with mid/late 20 something cool kids. Along the way, they became an i-interwoven fabric of tales about stewardesses and ball cancer. Today, many of these urbanites have either moved or talked about moving to the near-in suburbs.WTF is going on in here? Major may have to move back to NYC just to resurrect this thread.
Touche GB. That being said, Im on the wrong side of 30 and still fighting the good fight. However, this slower paced Texas lifestyle and pleathora of busty, fertile women is making a Major give serious consideration to hang up the jersey and settle down.Once upon a time, there existed an innernets message board with mid/late 20 something cool kids. Along the way, they became an i-interwoven fabric of tales about stewardesses and ball cancer. Today, many of these urbanites have either moved or talked about moving to the near-in suburbs.WTF is going on in here? Major may have to move back to NYC just to resurrect this thread.
You can move back to NYC all you want, and I'm sure some nights with early 20 somethings after hitting the right clubs and after party will be sweet. As you yourself point out, this thread could use a lil titillation. However, the tiits are overcome by the reality of kindergaarten and local eateries.
Aging in place, public for all to see, is an awful devolution to witness.
Plus there's FC and his damned enormous umbrellas.Once upon a time, there existed an innernets message board with mid/late 20 something cool kids. Along the way, they became an i-interwoven fabric of tales about stewardesses and ball cancer. Today, many of these urbanites have either moved or talked about moving to the near-in suburbs.WTF is going on in here? Major may have to move back to NYC just to resurrect this thread.
You can move back to NYC all you want, and I'm sure some nights with early 20 somethings after hitting the right clubs and after party will be sweet. As you yourself point out, this thread could use a lil titillation. However, the tiits are overcome by the reality of kindergaarten and local eateries.
Aging in place, public for all to see, is an awful devolution to witness.
Well, yeah. That too.Plus there's FC and his damned enormous umbrellas.Once upon a time, there existed an innernets message board with mid/late 20 something cool kids. Along the way, they became an i-interwoven fabric of tales about stewardesses and ball cancer. Today, many of these urbanites have either moved or talked about moving to the near-in suburbs.WTF is going on in here? Major may have to move back to NYC just to resurrect this thread.
You can move back to NYC all you want, and I'm sure some nights with early 20 somethings after hitting the right clubs and after party will be sweet. As you yourself point out, this thread could use a lil titillation. However, the tiits are overcome by the reality of kindergaarten and local eateries.
Aging in place, public for all to see, is an awful devolution to witness.
I shouldnt complain. Im on the wrong side of FORTY, but the wife's still on the right side of 30. For a little longer at least.Touche GB. That being said, Im on the wrong side of 30 and still fighting the good fight. However, this slower paced Texas lifestyle and pleathora of busty, fertile women is making a Major give serious consideration to hang up the jersey and settle down.Once upon a time, there existed an innernets message board with mid/late 20 something cool kids. Along the way, they became an i-interwoven fabric of tales about stewardesses and ball cancer. Today, many of these urbanites have either moved or talked about moving to the near-in suburbs.WTF is going on in here? Major may have to move back to NYC just to resurrect this thread.
You can move back to NYC all you want, and I'm sure some nights with early 20 somethings after hitting the right clubs and after party will be sweet. As you yourself point out, this thread could use a lil titillation. However, the tiits are overcome by the reality of kindergaarten and local eateries.
Aging in place, public for all to see, is an awful devolution to witness.
Yup, this is true. I think you missed my first post on the issue where I had this nice little hint for you that you could use this stuff to move to the suburbs if that is what you want.JFC! Are you serious? There is a ton of demand for our public school... No chance I'm sticking around for this ####. FC and fam hit the burbs in 2018!The other issue is I don't believe you assured a spot at your zoned school if it is full. So if your elementary is popular and has no spots your getting shipped to a different school.
I have a son with an Oct 15 b-day and is whole play group is trying to get around it as they are all Sept-dec bdays. Granted we are zoned for 452 now on the UWS, but if we tried this for 87 or 199 we wouldn't get in if you tried that.
GET OFF HIS STOOP!I do miss somebody anybody's stories about going out here.
Other than seeing these dummies herding around the sidewalks around my apt all night every night, I have no idea what the hell is really going out there.
and it frightens me. I'm old and frightened.
Not to go back to this from busty blondes, but the coach of our bike team is friends with the principal at 452. 452 is a little different since its the new UWS school and has plenty of space (as an aside it's also the "best" UWS elementary now as the principal is the ex-Anderson Asst Princ and he's basically had free reign to hand pick all the teachers), whereas 87 and 199 are both overcrowded and good luck getting in even for those zoned there for K.Yup, this is true. I think you missed my first post on the issue where I had this nice little hint for you that you could use this stuff to move to the suburbs if that is what you want.JFC! Are you serious? There is a ton of demand for our public school... No chance I'm sticking around for this ####. FC and fam hit the burbs in 2018!The other issue is I don't believe you assured a spot at your zoned school if it is full. So if your elementary is popular and has no spots your getting shipped to a different school.
I have a son with an Oct 15 b-day and is whole play group is trying to get around it as they are all Sept-dec bdays. Granted we are zoned for 452 now on the UWS, but if we tried this for 87 or 199 we wouldn't get in if you tried that.
yep.This is ####### terrible... I think 2018 is when we move... son will be 5 going on 6 and ready to hit K. I've looked at a bunch of schools in NJ which are all 9/1, 10/1, or in a few rare circumstances 11/1. Regardless, he fits in with all of these.
It is amazing what a ####### ####show the school system in this city is
the sad thing is- I went in hoping/expecting it to be like that, just for dads.Is it like MommyPoppins.com?Any of you guys use Urban Daddy?