Del Sur Vs 4S

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=freshman]They have no guarantee for your kids to go to Torrey Pine high school because many people move there.
[/quote]

Where they send them if people move to Torrey Pine high school zone? Is there any other school that can able to accomodate all these folks who are move in? I heard whoever goes to Pacific Highland ranch at CV homes would get Torrey Pine High School no matter those homes are just opposite to Canyon Crest HS.

[carli]

We live in Del Mar, which is in the same high school district as Carmel Valley, and we have a daughter who’s a freshman in high school so we just went through the high school drill.

In this area, there is a choice of district high schools – Canyon Crest Academy (CCA) or Torrey Pines (TPHS). Residents of the district can either enter the lottery for CCA (which has nothing to do with academic ability of students, but is solely based on space available, but over 90% are typically admitted) or a student can enroll directly at TPHS where there is no lottery system.

So, TPHS is the automatic default high school and is a sure thing as far as high school enrollment goes if someone lives in the Carmel Valley area; the only school that is not a sure thing is CCA, but again, with over 90% getting in through the lottery, chances are good that CV residents will have their choice of either high school.

[carli]

We live in Del Mar, which is in the same high school district as Carmel Valley, and we have a daughter who’s a freshman in high school so we just went through the high school drill.

In this area, there is a choice of district high schools – Canyon Crest Academy (CCA) or Torrey Pines (TPHS). Residents of the district can either enter the lottery for CCA (which has nothing to do with academic ability of students, but is solely based on space available, but over 90% are typically admitted) or a student can enroll directly at TPHS where there is no lottery system.

So, TPHS is the automatic default high school and is a sure thing as far as high school enrollment goes if someone lives in the Carmel Valley area; the only school that is not a sure thing is CCA, but again, with over 90% getting in through the lottery, chances are good that CV residents will have their choice of either high school.

[carli]

We live in Del Mar, which is in the same high school district as Carmel Valley, and we have a daughter who’s a freshman in high school so we just went through the high school drill.

In this area, there is a choice of district high schools – Canyon Crest Academy (CCA) or Torrey Pines (TPHS). Residents of the district can either enter the lottery for CCA (which has nothing to do with academic ability of students, but is solely based on space available, but over 90% are typically admitted) or a student can enroll directly at TPHS where there is no lottery system.

So, TPHS is the automatic default high school and is a sure thing as far as high school enrollment goes if someone lives in the Carmel Valley area; the only school that is not a sure thing is CCA, but again, with over 90% getting in through the lottery, chances are good that CV residents will have their choice of either high school.

[carli]

We live in Del Mar, which is in the same high school district as Carmel Valley, and we have a daughter who’s a freshman in high school so we just went through the high school drill.

In this area, there is a choice of district high schools – Canyon Crest Academy (CCA) or Torrey Pines (TPHS). Residents of the district can either enter the lottery for CCA (which has nothing to do with academic ability of students, but is solely based on space available, but over 90% are typically admitted) or a student can enroll directly at TPHS where there is no lottery system.

So, TPHS is the automatic default high school and is a sure thing as far as high school enrollment goes if someone lives in the Carmel Valley area; the only school that is not a sure thing is CCA, but again, with over 90% getting in through the lottery, chances are good that CV residents will have their choice of either high school.

[carli]

We live in Del Mar, which is in the same high school district as Carmel Valley, and we have a daughter who’s a freshman in high school so we just went through the high school drill.

In this area, there is a choice of district high schools – Canyon Crest Academy (CCA) or Torrey Pines (TPHS). Residents of the district can either enter the lottery for CCA (which has nothing to do with academic ability of students, but is solely based on space available, but over 90% are typically admitted) or a student can enroll directly at TPHS where there is no lottery system.

So, TPHS is the automatic default high school and is a sure thing as far as high school enrollment goes if someone lives in the Carmel Valley area; the only school that is not a sure thing is CCA, but again, with over 90% getting in through the lottery, chances are good that CV residents will have their choice of either high school.

[freshman]

The zone is not a matter or whoever lives closer to the high school area. Lottery is one way. The other way is first come first serve.

If you go to grab the new house price sheet from the builder in Pacific Highland Ranch, Manzanita Trail or Carriage Run, they mention no guarantee for your kids in Torrey Pine High School.

My friend put deposite in Manzanita Trail and after a week they dropped, and moved to 4S. CV school is attractive for the buyer even it is high in MR and HOA. People are still willing to move there. If no guarantee for the Torrey Pine high school, Poway school distirct is good option.

[freshman]

The zone is not a matter or whoever lives closer to the high school area. Lottery is one way. The other way is first come first serve.

If you go to grab the new house price sheet from the builder in Pacific Highland Ranch, Manzanita Trail or Carriage Run, they mention no guarantee for your kids in Torrey Pine High School.

My friend put deposite in Manzanita Trail and after a week they dropped, and moved to 4S. CV school is attractive for the buyer even it is high in MR and HOA. People are still willing to move there. If no guarantee for the Torrey Pine high school, Poway school distirct is good option.

[freshman]

The zone is not a matter or whoever lives closer to the high school area. Lottery is one way. The other way is first come first serve.

If you go to grab the new house price sheet from the builder in Pacific Highland Ranch, Manzanita Trail or Carriage Run, they mention no guarantee for your kids in Torrey Pine High School.

My friend put deposite in Manzanita Trail and after a week they dropped, and moved to 4S. CV school is attractive for the buyer even it is high in MR and HOA. People are still willing to move there. If no guarantee for the Torrey Pine high school, Poway school distirct is good option.

[freshman]

The zone is not a matter or whoever lives closer to the high school area. Lottery is one way. The other way is first come first serve.

If you go to grab the new house price sheet from the builder in Pacific Highland Ranch, Manzanita Trail or Carriage Run, they mention no guarantee for your kids in Torrey Pine High School.

My friend put deposite in Manzanita Trail and after a week they dropped, and moved to 4S. CV school is attractive for the buyer even it is high in MR and HOA. People are still willing to move there. If no guarantee for the Torrey Pine high school, Poway school distirct is good option.

[freshman]

The zone is not a matter or whoever lives closer to the high school area. Lottery is one way. The other way is first come first serve.

If you go to grab the new house price sheet from the builder in Pacific Highland Ranch, Manzanita Trail or Carriage Run, they mention no guarantee for your kids in Torrey Pine High School.

My friend put deposite in Manzanita Trail and after a week they dropped, and moved to 4S. CV school is attractive for the buyer even it is high in MR and HOA. People are still willing to move there. If no guarantee for the Torrey Pine high school, Poway school distirct is good option.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=freshman]
My friend put deposite in Manzanita Trail and after a week they dropped, and moved to 4S. CV school is attractive for the buyer even it is high in MR and HOA. People are still willing to move there. If no guarantee for the Torrey Pine high school, Poway school distirct is good option.[/quote]

Well TPHS is only the best option there in CV(but not Canyon Crest). I heard at 4S there is brand new high school called “Delnorte” is opening this year. Don’t you think this brand new would sure take at least 3 to 4 years to get stream line in the academics ?

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=freshman]
My friend put deposite in Manzanita Trail and after a week they dropped, and moved to 4S. CV school is attractive for the buyer even it is high in MR and HOA. People are still willing to move there. If no guarantee for the Torrey Pine high school, Poway school distirct is good option.[/quote]

Well TPHS is only the best option there in CV(but not Canyon Crest). I heard at 4S there is brand new high school called “Delnorte” is opening this year. Don’t you think this brand new would sure take at least 3 to 4 years to get stream line in the academics ?

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=freshman]
My friend put deposite in Manzanita Trail and after a week they dropped, and moved to 4S. CV school is attractive for the buyer even it is high in MR and HOA. People are still willing to move there. If no guarantee for the Torrey Pine high school, Poway school distirct is good option.[/quote]

Well TPHS is only the best option there in CV(but not Canyon Crest). I heard at 4S there is brand new high school called “Delnorte” is opening this year. Don’t you think this brand new would sure take at least 3 to 4 years to get stream line in the academics ?

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=freshman]
My friend put deposite in Manzanita Trail and after a week they dropped, and moved to 4S. CV school is attractive for the buyer even it is high in MR and HOA. People are still willing to move there. If no guarantee for the Torrey Pine high school, Poway school distirct is good option.[/quote]

Well TPHS is only the best option there in CV(but not Canyon Crest). I heard at 4S there is brand new high school called “Delnorte” is opening this year. Don’t you think this brand new would sure take at least 3 to 4 years to get stream line in the academics ?

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