Brian Lear on WNYC and so on a somewhat lighter note though we know the stakes are very high in your family.

This was a big week for eighth graders set on attending a New York City Public High School.

If you're the parent of a kid in that category, this was a big week for you too, we know, and you know that I'm talking about high school admission offers.

For those of you not following or personally affected.

Yesterday, New York City Public High School

sent out their offers to students bound for ninth grade.

And there was much anticipation leading up to that day,

described by Chalkbeat as one of the final steps in a notoriously

complex admissions process, Chalkbeat, the education news site.

So for the last few minutes of the show, we're opening our lines to parents of kids in that category.

I assume the kids themselves are in school.

But what school did your kid get into?

How are they feeling about it?

And how are you feeling about the process?

212, 433, WNYC.

Certainly you can express your glee or disappointment

at the outcome, but we definitely want to know

how you're feeling about the process of high school applications in the New York City school system.

212 433 WNYC 433-NY33. 962. and if you are an eighth-rated student and you happen to be off today for some

reason you are of course invited to call in too and you, we'll do sort of a debrief here.

In addition to hearing about the schools

from which your kid received offers,

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