Schools with a good "social curriculum" in the lower school?

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02/05/2014 09:48

Subject: Schools with a good "social curriculum" in the lower school?

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Anonymous

Anonymous wrote:Research Sandy Spring Friends School carefully. Check this:

http://process999.wordpress.com/2013/11/17/credentials-and-philosophy-of-the-head-of-school/

Also check the curriculum guides at this same site. . . .

I know you're proud of your blog, and deservedly so because you're generally doing a nice job for a first-timer. But could you please quit using DCUM posts to advertise it? It's starting to get annoying. At the very least, please contribute something meaningful to the DCUM discussion, and include a link to your blog for those who want more information.

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02/05/2014 17:17

Subject: Schools with a good "social curriculum" in the lower school?

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Anonymous

A what? information is information. . . get over yourself. That blog has over 3000 page views in just a couple months and they are not from DCUM. . . .

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02/05/2014 21:22

Subject: Schools with a good "social curriculum" in the lower school?

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Anonymous

If your child truly has Aspergers, public schools in MoCo and perhaps other counties, offer a much wider range of services than you can get at any private. The aspergers program at Tilden is superb! The social situation is good too. My DS made friends the first day on the bus!