Let’s rank these girls schools

[Anonymous]

Visi, NCS, Madeira and Holton.

[Anonymous]

because the boys school thread is going so well

[Anonymous]

Rank for what? Academics, sports (probably need to say which one), least stressful, best facilities, best overall package?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:because the boys school thread is going so well

[Anonymous]

Is it also toxic for girls? Just like the all-male high schools?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rank for what? Academics, sports (probably need to say which one), least stressful, best facilities, best overall package?

Best for academics (learning rigor, teacher-student ratio, project focus). Best for social environment (inclusion, spirit, warmth). Best for college admissions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rank for what? Academics, sports (probably need to say which one), least stressful, best facilities, best overall package?

Best for academics (learning rigor, teacher-student ratio, project focus). NCS
Best for social environment (inclusion, spirit, warmth). Holton
Best for college admissions.

NCS or Holton, but really its going to come down to whether you have any hooks which will be the same at all schools

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rank for what? Academics, sports (probably need to say which one), least stressful, best facilities, best overall package?

Best for academics (learning rigor, teacher-student ratio, project focus). NCS
Best for social environment (inclusion, spirit, warmth). Holton
Best for college admissions.

NCS or Holton, but really its going to come down to whether you have any hooks which will be the same at all schools

Can we just stop this nonsense? Exercise some self control to boost your kid's school, please.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Visi, NCS, Madeira and Holton.

Stir the pot time, huh? Silly you!

[Anonymous]

According to Niche https://www.niche.com/k12/search/best-all-girls-high-schools/m/washington-dc-metro-area/

NCS
Medeira
Holton
Stone Ridge
VISI

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rank for what? Academics, sports (probably need to say which one), least stressful, best facilities, best overall package?

Rank for equestrian programs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:According to Niche https://www.niche.com/k12/search/best-all-girls-high-schools/m/washington-dc-metro-area/

NCS
Medeira
Holton
Stone Ridge
VISI

This.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Visi, NCS, Madeira and Holton.

NCS

(Huge Cliff)

Holton (vacillates with Visitation back-and-forth for this position)
Visitation
Holy Child
(Then,)
Madeira.

*I’ve added, Holy Child for further diversity and to make itne list more interesting.

[Anonymous]

Will ask the same question that I asked on the other thread with some adjustments:


Curious how all of the respondents judge these schools. How do you quantify best academics? And overall school experience? I have a girl at a different school that is not on this list. I do not actually know girls at all of these people other schools (different than the boys schools thread) How does anyone claim to know so much about these other schools, other than knowing families and their daughters that go to these schools? Some families will have children that went to more than one of these schools, but that is likely rare. Outplacement has too many factors to rely heavily on, IMO. So what are opinions based on?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:because the boys school thread is going so well