pls recommend a school like Holton that admits boys!

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The Heights

+1 I don't have children there, but here that from a lot of moms.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Everything I hear about Holton from friends and colleagues is to the effect that Holton has really helped "bring out the best" in their daughter - from developing a strong sense of self to improved study and organizational habits. DS is getting lost in the cracks at our large public and while perfectly smart is not a genius. I would love to find a school like Holton for him - it does not need to be all boys (in fact I'd prefer that it be co-ed). But can anyone recommend a school that admits boys that has the same positive attribute of helping kids become their personal best where they can become confident in their skin. Thanks.


Don't believe all the Holton Hype here. There are some very dedicated boosters. Why don't you list what you actually want in a school (supportive, strong academics).
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Anonymous wrote:Landon bashers cant seem to stay off this site!


Landon deflectors can't accept the fact that Landon breeds bad behavior (or attracts it). Incident after incident cannot be swept under the rug.


While I personally would never consider Landon for my DS due to location and sports focus, this statement is really unfair to all the Landon students who don't act terrible. Not every boy who attends that school is a meathead-jock-date-rapist. Statistically speaking there are more boys who behave than don't.
Anonymous
There are Holton boosters because it is good.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:There are Holton boosters because it is good.


There was a thread maybe a year ago where posters where trying to get Holton Mom to admit to even one so-so thing about the school, like bad cafeteria food or weeds in the soccer field. She wouldn't do it. To me, that borders on dishonesty.

Anonymous
Well given that I have been called Holton mom before and I never participated in such a thread I think you've got more than one person who has positive things to say about Holton.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Landon doesn't breed bad behavior


You can't be serious.
Anonymous
The OP specifically asked for a HOlton comparison so whoever is calling "Holto mom" again has some obsession vs. Holton.
Anonymous
Lowell
Anonymous
St. Albans, Sidwell, or GDS depending on the type of boy he is.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The Heights

+1 I don't have children there, but here that from a lot of moms.


^ +2
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Lowell


+1 I think "brings out the best" in its kid is the perfect way to describe Lowell.
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