A record 6,661 applicants threw their pint-sized hats into the ring for D.C. Public Schools’ annual preschool, pre-kindergarten and K-12 out-of-boundary lottery. While the school system says 59 percent of students were placed in one of their six preferred schools, many parents in baby boom areas were left staring down waitlists.
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