what lower schools fit this description?

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Anonymous wrote:Every independent school out there. This is about as vague and broad as you can get. Are you trying to stir the pot or just clueless?

Why are you so bitchy?

And, no, not all schools with tuition are academically rigorous (one of OPs criteria). My son attends one, I should know. And that is why I clicked on this thread, because he needs other options in NWDC or environs.

Now, have a drink. Or an orgasm or something.

Which private school does not have a K with "strong academics"?

OP is seeking a school with strong academics. Not a one-year gig for K. Some schools just don't.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Every independent school out there. This is about as vague and broad as you can get. Are you trying to stir the pot or just clueless?

+1. Seriously. Is there a private school K that does NOT have:

"strong academics, small group learning environment (not just teacher/student ratio, but small group settings), and a socially nurturing environment."

If anyone knows of one, please tell OP so they don't apply.

Actually, yes - some schools have large classes with multiple teachers, hence low ratios but not small group learning environment. For some kids, 2 teachers in a room with 20 kids is substantially different than 1 teacher and 10 kids, if your kid is one who gets distracted or intimidated in crowds.

[Anonymous]

You also should check out Bridges public charter school.

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Anonymous wrote:Every independent school out there. This is about as vague and broad as you can get. Are you trying to stir the pot or just clueless?

Thats simply not true. Many of these privates have 20 kids in a class. While they have break out groups, that also do things as a class. Its just not the same thing as having a classroom with 10 or 12 kids (which my DS has had at McLean).