Murch vs Lafayette vs Janney

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So how would you characterize Murch kids and parents?


I have found murch kids to be really nice. I haven’t heard of bullying at murch. The parents are seem nice, busy people. Definitely not a social climbing environment. I haven’t noticed any cliques.


Murch is a good school, no doubt. But it isn’t quite in the JKLM (Janney-Key-Lafayette-Mann) tier.

Your tiers are off. Mann is not in the same tier with Stoddert and hasn't been for years. I have experience with both schools and Stoddert is way better than Mann.
Key comes after Mann. JKLM is second tier to Ross and Stoddert.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So how would you characterize Murch kids and parents?


I have found murch kids to be really nice. I haven’t heard of bullying at murch. The parents are seem nice, busy people. Definitely not a social climbing environment. I haven’t noticed any cliques.


Murch is a good school, no doubt. But it isn’t quite in the JKLM (Janney-Key-Lafayette-Mann) tier.

Your tiers are off. Mann is not in the same tier with Stoddert and hasn't been for years. I have experience with both schools and Stoddert is way better than Mann.
Key comes after Mann. JKLM is second tier to Ross and Stoddert.


Dream in. Stoddert still has too much OB to be achieve in the first tier.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So how would you characterize Murch kids and parents?


I have found murch kids to be really nice. I haven’t heard of bullying at murch. The parents are seem nice, busy people. Definitely not a social climbing environment. I haven’t noticed any cliques.


Murch is a good school, no doubt. But it isn’t quite in the JKLM (Janney-Key-Lafayette-Mann) tier.


Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So how would you characterize Murch kids and parents?


I have found murch kids to be really nice. I haven’t heard of bullying at murch. The parents are seem nice, busy people. Definitely not a social climbing environment. I haven’t noticed any cliques.


Murch is a good school, no doubt. But it isn’t quite in the JKLM (Janney-Key-Lafayette-Mann) tier.


My child went to a big 3 private for ES. Now at Deal, DC claims the nicest, most authentic kids are from Murch.
Anonymous
Are the other children inauthentic?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So how would you characterize Murch kids and parents?


I have found murch kids to be really nice. I haven’t heard of bullying at murch. The parents are seem nice, busy people. Definitely not a social climbing environment. I haven’t noticed any cliques.


Murch is a good school, no doubt. But it isn’t quite in the JKLM (Janney-Key-Lafayette-Mann) tier.


Excellent for Murch. Wouldn’t want to be in any group with some of the Janney and Lafayette kids.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So how would you characterize Murch kids and parents?


I have found murch kids to be really nice. I haven’t heard of bullying at murch. The parents are seem nice, busy people. Definitely not a social climbing environment. I haven’t noticed any cliques.


Murch is a good school, no doubt. But it isn’t quite in the JKLM (Janney-Key-Lafayette-Mann) tier.


Excellent for Murch. Wouldn’t want to be in any group with some of the Janney and Lafayette kids.


The downside of being the best can be occasional arrogance.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So how would you characterize Murch kids and parents?


I have found murch kids to be really nice. I haven’t heard of bullying at murch. The parents are seem nice, busy people. Definitely not a social climbing environment. I haven’t noticed any cliques.


Murch is a good school, no doubt. But it isn’t quite in the JKLM (Janney-Key-Lafayette-Mann) tier.


Excellent for Murch. Wouldn’t want to be in any group with some of the Janney and Lafayette kids.


The downside of being the best can be occasional arrogance.


The best sorts are not arrogant.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Are the other children inauthentic?


I guess yes, they are, according to the PP.

Hard to swallow?
Anonymous
There’s Janney ... and then then all the rest. Jaguars set the pace for DC elementary schools. Unless you’re the lead dog (or jaguar), the view is always the same, whether your school is ranked 2, 4, or 6.
Anonymous
I guarantee you all these obnoxious Janney posts are not from Janney parents. There is someone (or several someones) that love to rile up DCUM with this type of faux snobbery.

Not really important, but kind of annoying.
Anonymous
Mmmhmmmmm...sure
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I guarantee you all these obnoxious Janney posts are not from Janney parents. There is someone (or several someones) that love to rile up DCUM with this type of faux snobbery.

Not really important, but kind of annoying.


And the troll is so transparent.
I find it telling how easy to rile up the parents are. Relax, people. Your children are all special and authentic.
Anonymous
There’s definitely a Murch troll also.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So how would you characterize Murch kids and parents?


I have found murch kids to be really nice. I haven’t heard of bullying at murch. The parents are seem nice, busy people. Definitely not a social climbing environment. I haven’t noticed any cliques.


Murch is a good school, no doubt. But it isn’t quite in the JKLM (Janney-Key-Lafayette-Mann) tier.


My child went to a big 3 private for ES. Now at Deal, DC claims the nicest, most authentic kids are from Murch.


Thinking of moving child from big 3 to murch. How has the transition from private to public been?
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