My son’s pre-k is being held in a Jewish community center, and they said they needed to provide the lunch for all the students since it need to be kosher. Sounded fine to me until I had this conversation with my son after his first day:
Dad: What did the school give you for lunch today?
Son: A ham sandwich and a glass of milk.
Oy vey!
One of the lucky ones accepted to PS 107 kindergarten
UPDATE:(see below)
Everyone in Park Slope is freaking out about the kindergarten waiting list fiasco. The NY Times says that nearly 1000 more students were wait-listed this year than last year.
But the part of the NY Times story that amazed me was this quote, “(PS 107 principal) Cynthia Holton, said that among the 100 kindergarten applicants who have been accepted are nine sets of twins.”
18% of 2011 PS 107 kindergarten class will be twins!!
Either there is Clomid in the South Slope’s water supply, or Brooklyn fertility docs were working overtime in 2006.
UPDATE: NY Times City Room must have read my post, but the 18% of the entering class didn’t catch their eye in their original story.
Brooklyn Brood 