
I feel just the opposite. There is some crazy entitled parent who keeps trying to cover up that only a few wealthy schools offer these opportunities to their children. I appreciate that they've helped exposed this. |
Yes, that's why they were busing them to Blair. Not sure why they changed this. |
Yep, but this year it’s more like 20. |
Isn't Cold Spring the school with the bus that goes to Dr. Li's for after-school care and test prep? |
If by 20 you mean fewer than 12, then sure. |
Those parents could teach a masterclass in opportunity hoarding. |
The only thing exposed is that your child was not capable of taking advantage of the opportunities that were offered. |
I’m really curious with what kind of copium you’ll come up for college admissions? Choose the correct answer: A. The wealthy B. Opportunity hoarding C. Algebra in 6th D. Preppers E. Minority students |
Their MO is to pressure their local ES into offering enrichment above and beyond the rest of the county and then argue their kids are more deserving of other opportunities. It was an effective strategy up until the county started using local norms. |
Of course, it never dawned on you that those kids are more deserving than your child. It’s just that parents and schools are colluding and scheming to make it look that way. Who would have thought that talent, hard work and real interest is an effective strategy! You’re such a weird combination of sad and funny! |
So a pride storms the ES office demanding enrichment and acceleration and that works? |
I don't know if Cold Spring is the highest-performing ES, but an after-school activity bus for test prep at Dr. Li's picked up there because it was so popular. |
This has nothing to do with Judy that school. |
Dcc parent. Our kids skip aim. It is offered. |
Which school? |