Rank these K6/8 schools..... Sheridan, NPS, Lowell, Norwood, St. Pats, & WES

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Anonymous wrote:Sheridan
NPS
St Pats
WES
Norwood
Lowell


Sheridan is in. K way above NPS. Sorry!


Totally.

I would rank:
Sheridan
Norwood
Lowell

then
St.Pats/NPS

then WES


I feel similarly but would rank

Lowell
Sheridan
(Both great schools that do PK-8 extremely well, I give Lowell the edge for middle school though)

Norwood
NPS
St. Pats
WES


Troll or deeply confused.


I would rank NPS st pats ahead of the others, but some people may prefer progressive curriculum.
Anonymous
This is a bizarre topic. Three of these K-8 schools have religious affiliations. Two others are very progressive from a pedagogical standpoint. The sixth school mentioned does not fit into either of these categories. Of course people's rankings are going to be all over the map.
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Anonymous wrote:Not factoring in a persons commute, how would you rank these?


NPS
St. Pats
WES
Sheridan
Lowell
Norwood


wes above norwood and sheridan?

rationale? i disagree


I whole heartedly disagree. How in the world is WES over Sheridan and Lowell?


I’m surprised WES is even in the original question


Oh hi WES hater! How are you?
Anonymous
Lowell
Sheridan
WES
St. Pats
NPS
Norwood
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Lowell
Sheridan
WES
St. Pats
NPS
Norwood


Interesting mix. I think I get your thinking.
Anonymous
Norwood
Sheridan
NPS
St. Pats
Lowell
WES
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Sheridan
NPS
St Pats
WES
Norwood
Lowell


Sheridan is in. K way above NPS. Sorry!


I was trying to say “in no way above NPS”


It is for sure much better. Sheridan kids don't tend to or want to go to Cathedral schools, but they have stronger enrollment at Sidwell, Maret and GDS than any other school on this list.


Where can I find the number of kids went to Sidwell, Maret and GDS from Sheridan? Thank you!
Anonymous
NPS
St. Pat’s
Norwood
WES
Sheridan
Lowell
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Sheridan
NPS
St Pats
WES
Norwood
Lowell


Sheridan is in. K way above NPS. Sorry!


Totally.

I would rank:
Sheridan
Norwood
Lowell

then
St.Pats/NPS

then WES


I feel similarly but would rank

Lowell
Sheridan
(Both great schools that do PK-8 extremely well, I give Lowell the edge for middle school though)

Norwood
NPS
St. Pats
WES


Another joke list.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Sheridan
NPS
St Pats
WES
Norwood
Lowell


Sheridan is in. K way above NPS. Sorry!


Totally.

I would rank:
Sheridan
Norwood
Lowell

then
St.Pats/NPS

then WES


I feel similarly but would rank

Lowell
Sheridan
(Both great schools that do PK-8 extremely well, I give Lowell the edge for middle school though)

Norwood
NPS
St. Pats
WES


Troll or deeply confused.


Has to be!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Lowell
Sheridan
WES
St. Pats
NPS
Norwood


Laughable! Troll or just picked numbers out of hat.
Anonymous
You can't rank these. We are Jewish- didn't even consider NPS, St. Pats, or WES. So for US, those three are the least desirable.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:NPS
St. Pat’s
Norwood
WES
Sheridan
Lowell


Clearly, you don't value a progressive curriculum. My ranking would be:

Lowell/Sheridan
Norwood
NPS
St. Pats
WES
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Lowell
Sheridan
WES
St. Pats
NPS
Norwood


Laughable! Troll or just picked numbers out of hat.


I can see where these rankings would be coming from. I would never send my child to a religious school so would not rank them high on the list. Please enlighten me what metrics you're using to rank these schools if you think people are trolling? You sound ridiculous.
Anonymous
If you value progressive curriculum, Sheridan >= Lowell
If you prefer something more traditional,
NPS > St. Pats (although facility is better than NPS) >> WES
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