Private that takes new 8th graders

[Anonymous]

Looking for a private school that accepts new students for 8th grade, ideally at a school that goes to HS. I understand many don't take new 8th graders bc they rather have the student just apply with the HS process. I need a private that is strictly focused on academics, not secretly talking to my child about trans of lgbt identities. Nothing against those identities but not appropriate for my child. TIA

[Anonymous]

Basis McLean

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Looking for a private school that accepts new students for 8th grade, ideally at a school that goes to HS. I understand many don't take new 8th graders bc they rather have the student just apply with the HS process. I need a private that is strictly focused on academics, not secretly talking to my child about trans of lgbt identities. Nothing against those identities but not appropriate for my child. TIA

This is not a thing at any school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Looking for a private school that accepts new students for 8th grade, ideally at a school that goes to HS. I understand many don't take new 8th graders bc they rather have the student just apply with the HS process. I need a private that is strictly focused on academics, not secretly talking to my child about trans of lgbt identities. Nothing against those identities but not appropriate for my child. TIA

This is not a thing at any school.

+1

[Anonymous]

Troll.

[Anonymous]

You could probably get into a K-8 and then reapply to HS the following year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Looking for a private school that accepts new students for 8th grade, ideally at a school that goes to HS. I understand many don't take new 8th graders bc they rather have the student just apply with the HS process. I need a private that is strictly focused on academics, not secretly talking to my child about trans of lgbt identities. Nothing against those identities but not appropriate for my child. TIA

This would likely depend on attrition. Some schools may make a special case if your kid is a star athlete