CCC hockey parents tend to be some of the worst in our experience. |
NCS keeps this crowd more contained from what I have heard. They are there but their input is kept at a minimum. NCS PA presidents last few years are African American and not in the club crowd and neither is the executive committee. Different at STA. At STA half of the PA grade reps and exec committee are members of CCC (some Congo - same crowd too) as well as the Governing Board. It’s a very who knows who place and that’s how you get those positions. Parents select their replacement so many parents get overlooked. Same friend group keeps these spots with the exception of one two. |
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NCS is very image conscious. NCS’ diversity initiatives and the AA PA President scream cover up.
Do not attack me. I am not saying she is not an excellent PA President (she is) but the school has had problems recently related to DEI. Their DEI head quit suddenly a few years ago and published a blog enumerating numerous issues. The CCC people may still be causing trouble. |
Can you post the blog here? |
. NCS has a lot of positives and it is not the only school dealing with these challenges. Perhaps they have made substantive changes since this time. The blog is not hard to locate. Others have posted the link on here before |
Just stop it! The DEI role was new at the time and was developing. The current DEI head and committee members are a great fit and doing a great job. You are soooo negative. Previous DEI was not a good fit in my opinion. Current head Reverend Adams is great. |
Nobody questioned whether or not the current people were doing a good job. Great employees can be stymied when the culture does not support their work. The culture that lead to the school needing an entire DEI branch of governance is the issue. Culture doesn’t just change when you hire one good person. |
Please. Almost Every single top private school created DEI branches in response to George Floyd and the BLM movement. I applaud NCS and other schools for doing this. Some did not. It was not about the culture at the school per se rather the culture in the country. Every single African American friend I have at NCS says they are much more please with the culture and opportunities at NCS than at other schools they have been at. |
I will add a few have actually transferred TO NCS from other schools. |
That previous dei head had a real chip on her shoulder in my experience. I had a simple question for her once and her disdain for me (a wealthy caucasian parent) was so obvious. |
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I am happy for your friends, but can assure you that this is not everyone’s experience at NCS.
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Or anywhere. I guarantee if you were at another school you would be complaining and be negative there as well. NCS admissions I think is really rethinking this admit. They post all of the time nothing but negativity. I can only imagine what it is like for their kid to listen to this. |
+100 |
Have kids at both and agree. PA and leadership and grade reps more diverse socially and racially at NCS. School selects them at NCS. Parents select them at STA. Big difference. |
NCS admissions is entirely new this year and has no time to regret decisions they had nothing to do with. I see that NCS people do not want attention brought to this area. They have hired and moved a bunch of people around. They throw around new titles, but what has changed? I’ve seen no evidence of a shift in culture I don’t believe NCS is a dumpster fire. The education these kids receive is phenomenal. Some of the school’s recent actions seem performative given recent history however. I hope I am wrong. |