Nicest parent communities which schools?

Anonymous
Sandy Spring Friends
Anonymous
I have had kids at four different private schools in DC between lower schools and upper schools. In general, all the parents have been lovely. But, across three kids and 28 grades so far, a couple of years have just been stinkers. It’s usually a handful of queen bee moms that unfortunately end up in the same grade and sink the vibe of that grade. It matters most in the lower grades because parents are more involved in the school. By Upper School, kids are really running their own lives and school experience and you interact less with the other parents.
Anonymous
Washington Waldorf. hands down.
Anonymous
Agree with Waldorf and Sandy Springs.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Saint Anselm's Abbey school. Down to earth, friendly, not as conservative as you'd think (most we know are quite liberal in fact). Wonderful community.


by liberal to you mean open minded and accepting, or do you mean BLM and anti-Trump crowd?
Anonymous
Based on a couple recent threads, Potomac parents seem real nice
Anonymous
Sadly not STA. It varies some by class but large population of mean girl moms who never mentally graduated from junior high.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Based on a couple recent threads, Potomac parents seem real nice


Oh, totally agree.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Based on a couple recent threads, Potomac parents seem real nice


Agree, plus a lot of hot Moms.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Sadly not STA. It varies some by class but large population of mean girl moms who never mentally graduated from junior high.

Ew. Yuck.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Based on a couple recent threads, Potomac parents seem real nice


Agree, plus a lot of hot Moms.

The "hot'' moms are at the publics.
Anonymous
Agree on Potomac. Our experience is truly lovely moms and dads. For a pretty wealthy school in McLean, parents seem grounded.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Based on a couple recent threads, Potomac parents seem real nice


Yes, they are showing their true colors in those threads.
Anonymous
I would think Catholic schools would be a good option. For private schools, the range of socioeconomics is much higher.
Anonymous
We are new to Beauvoir this year and parents have been welcoming. There’s a wide variety of families at the school and there are some people who clearly keep to their own circles but the vast majority of people are warm and friendly.
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