Congressional School

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Suckers

So much hate here. Is the school really so bad? We don’t attend just genuinely curious from what I’ve read here.

It doesn’t have a good reputation among the other private schools. Neither do some similar ones, so it’s not like people just randomly hate on Congressional. It seems to serve a particular population well, so good for them. It’s just not a school that some people would ever be willing to pay that much money for.

It was our first choice school for our child but we couldn’t swing it money wise. Loved the community and campus. It reminded me of the small private I went to as a child.

[Anonymous]

Did Congressional open in person for the whole school last week or stagger it’s opening? They have a huge campus

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Suckers

So much hate here. Is the school really so bad? We don’t attend just genuinely curious from what I’ve read here.

It doesn’t have a good reputation among the other private schools. Neither do some similar ones, so it’s not like people just randomly hate on Congressional. It seems to serve a particular population well, so good for them. It’s just not a school that some people would ever be willing to pay that much money for.

The Congressional community prefers not to associate with those snobs, especially when they end sentences with prepositions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Suckers

So much hate here. Is the school really so bad? We don’t attend just genuinely curious from what I’ve read here.

It doesn’t have a good reputation among the other private schools. Neither do some similar ones, so it’s not like people just randomly hate on Congressional. It seems to serve a particular population well, so good for them. It’s just not a school that some people would ever be willing to pay that much money for.

The Congressional community prefers not to associate with those snobs, especially when they end sentences with prepositions.

I’d respond with the comeback from Good Will Hunting but I don’t want to be censored. Enjoy your school.

[Anonymous]

The Congressional community prefers not to associate with those snobs, especially when they end sentences with prepositions.

+1000

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Suckers

So much hate here. Is the school really so bad? We don’t attend just genuinely curious from what I’ve read here.

It doesn’t have a good reputation among the other private schools. Neither do some similar ones, so it’s not like people just randomly hate on Congressional. It seems to serve a particular population well, so good for them. It’s just not a school that some people would ever be willing to pay that much money for.

The Congressional community prefers not to associate with those snobs, especially when they end sentences with prepositions.

I’d respond with the comeback from Good Will Hunting but I don’t want to be censored. Enjoy your school.

Good call. Will had the moral high ground where as you are the asshole who was trashing someone else's school.

[Anonymous]

Any recent thoughts about Congressional?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Any recent thoughts about Congressional?

Really fantastic school. DC absolutely flourished from a shy, reticent 5th grader to a poised, confident 8th grader who is now knocking out of the park in HS. I can’t say enough good things about Congressional.

I’m sure the DCUM haters will crawl out soon enough, however.

[Anonymous]

Only regret is that they aren’t a 1-12 or k-12.

(A DP always chimes in about now to say “impossible”, but we still wish it would happen. VA needs more k-12 options.)