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Wake County suspending Round 2 of school selection process to Tuesday

Submitted by KeungHui on 03/24/2012 - 22:16
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The Wake County school system is suspending Round 2 of the school choice selection process unitl Tuesday so the website can be updated to reflect the  placement of students off magnet and proximity waitlists:

Here's the notice on Wake's website:

Round 2 Choice Web Application Temporarily Unavailable

The Round 2 Choice Application for 2012-13 student assignment is currently unavailable due to an upcoming update that will finalize the placement of magnet and proximity waitlists in order to display more accurate seat availability for schools. School system staff plan to have the application updated and reactivated by Tuesday, March 27.

Parents that have already logged on to the application and made school selections for their children will not be affected by this update. They may change or delete without risk any choice they have made during Choice Round 2 before its close on April 9.

Also, parents may still log in to check their current magnet placement status. They will be able to view the results of the waitlist placements for proximity seats at the end of day on Monday.

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Rear end....

Sun, 03/25/2012 - 09:33 — ScoreOne

meet both hands.  Apparently at WCPSS they can't find each of them.

Don't despair

Sun, 03/25/2012 - 14:11 — FSandYOU

This is nothing new here and is THE reason lube was invented. 

You'll want to keep some handy for all 13 years.

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T. Keung Hui covers Wake schools.
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