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[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:18 kids from St Elizabeth’s in Rockville are in the incoming freshman class at OLGC. That’s a huge number from a parish that’s equally close to St. John’s and almost walking distance to Prep and Holy Cross.

They should not accept this many kids from one school. They need to diversify the freshman class to avoid cliquishness.

That's a lot like BS kids to Visi. There are feeders.

Not anymore. BS was shut out this year.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:18 kids from St Elizabeth’s in Rockville are in the incoming freshman class at OLGC. That’s a huge number from a parish that’s equally close to St. John’s and almost walking distance to Prep and Holy Cross.

They should not accept this many kids from one school. They need to diversify the freshman class to avoid cliquishness.

That's a lot like BS kids to Visi. There are feeders.

Not anymore. BS was shut out this year.

Huh? BS is sending somewhere between 9-13 girls to visit this year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know next to nothing about this school because it was too far out, however, it's taking three of our top girls from our K-8 this year. They were super impressed by the STEM and honors program and one of them is choosing it over Visi and a Big 3 school.

Yep. Top students are choosing GC for all it offers. The smaller schools just can't compete.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:18 kids from St Elizabeth’s in Rockville are in the incoming freshman class at OLGC. That’s a huge number from a parish that’s equally close to St. John’s and almost walking distance to Prep and Holy Cross.

They should not accept this many kids from one school. They need to diversify the freshman class to avoid cliquishness.

That's a lot like BS kids to Visi. There are feeders.

Not anymore. BS was shut out this year.

Huh? BS is sending somewhere between 9-13 girls to visit this year.

That's what you think.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:18 kids from St Elizabeth’s in Rockville are in the incoming freshman class at OLGC. That’s a huge number from a parish that’s equally close to St. John’s and almost walking distance to Prep and Holy Cross.

They should not accept this many kids from one school. They need to diversify the freshman class to avoid cliquishness.

That's a lot like BS kids to Visi. There are feeders.

Not anymore. BS was shut out this year.

Huh? BS is sending somewhere between 9-13 girls to visit this year.

That's what you think.

That's what I saw at the accepted student events... sheesh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:18 kids from St Elizabeth’s in Rockville are in the incoming freshman class at OLGC. That’s a huge number from a parish that’s equally close to St. John’s and almost walking distance to Prep and Holy Cross.

They should not accept this many kids from one school. They need to diversify the freshman class to avoid cliquishness.

That's a lot like BS kids to Visi. There are feeders.

Not anymore. BS was shut out this year.

Huh? BS is sending somewhere between 9-13 girls to visit this year.

That's what you think.

That's what I saw at the accepted student events... sheesh.

18 of 125 is a small portion. Stop blabbering about it. And just because they were accepted doesn't mean they are going to attend. I know a few who aren't accepting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:18 kids from St Elizabeth’s in Rockville are in the incoming freshman class at OLGC. That’s a huge number from a parish that’s equally close to St. John’s and almost walking distance to Prep and Holy Cross.

They should not accept this many kids from one school. They need to diversify the freshman class to avoid cliquishness.

That's a lot like BS kids to Visi. There are feeders.

Not anymore. BS was shut out this year.

Huh? BS is sending somewhere between 9-13 girls to visit this year.

That's what you think.

That's what I saw at the accepted student events... sheesh.

18 of 125 is a small portion. Stop blabbering about it. And just because they were accepted doesn't mean they are going to attend. I know a few who aren't accepting.

That's all fine. I'm just saying BS is and does sent a big group of girls to visi. Doesn't mean it will affect the class - it just is.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:18 kids from St Elizabeth’s in Rockville are in the incoming freshman class at OLGC. That’s a huge number from a parish that’s equally close to St. John’s and almost walking distance to Prep and Holy Cross.

They should not accept this many kids from one school. They need to diversify the freshman class to avoid cliquishness.

That's a lot like BS kids to Visi. There are feeders.

Not anymore. BS was shut out this year.

Huh? BS is sending somewhere between 9-13 girls to visit this year.

That's what you think.

That's what I saw at the accepted student events... sheesh.

18 of 125 is a small portion. Stop blabbering about it. And just because they were accepted doesn't mean they are going to attend. I know a few who aren't accepting.

That's all fine. I'm just saying BS is and does sent a big group of girls to visi. Doesn't mean it will affect the class - it just is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many students per grade? I thought the school was quite large but I might be wrong. I thought they accepted most.

400 per grade or 1200 total.

Last time I checked GC was 9th -12th. 400*4=1600. Anyhow 400 is too high. Enrollment is about 325-350 each graduating class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How is such a large Catholic High School not just like a public school? Not seeing what the advantage is.

Elitism. Parents get to choose their kid’s cohort when they shop private schools. In public, you’re stuck with all kinds of people.

[Anonymous]

it is basically a public school you overpay to attend

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How is such a large Catholic High School not just like a public school? Not seeing what the advantage is.

Elitism. Parents get to choose their kid’s cohort when they shop private schools. In public, you’re stuck with all kinds of people.

There are lots of large prep schools. Heck, Andover and Exeter are both over 1000 students. Size doesn’t dictate much.

[Anonymous]

Great athletics, okay academics!

[Anonymous]

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