I thought the children at the "top" private schools were...

[Anonymous]

I think the private school forum should be visited by everyone. Private school parents would be utterly bored if they were only talking with eachother.

As a parent of a child at one of the Big 3, I can assure you: We need people to feel better than. Public school parents provide a critical receptical for our daily need to boast. What fun is it to talk about how great our school is when we are talking about the same schools?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the private school forum should be visited by everyone. Private school parents would be utterly bored if they were only talking with eachother.

As a parent of a child at one of the Big 3, I can assure you: We need people to feel better than. Public school parents provide a critical receptical for our daily need to boast. What fun is it to talk about how great our school is when we are talking about the same schools?

Lol
Are you a product of private schools?

[Anonymous]

I agree we need people to feel superior too. Yes, I went to private...so did husband...so did kid. I don't like publics.

[Anonymous]

How would you have any true sense of public school if no one in your family has ever been? I went to both public and then private -- I can see the benefits of both.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I agree we need people to feel superior too. Yes, I went to private...so did husband...so did kid. I don't like publics.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I agree we need people to feel superior too. Yes, I went to private...so did husband...so did kid. I don't like publics.

I am not the PP quoted, but it seems to me the lowest form of comeback on DCUM is pointing out the spelling error.

[Anonymous]

I love it when the private-school ivy-leaguers cannot spell or construct sentences.

[Anonymous]

No one is grading us here...we're the tyes to go for grades pp

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No one is grading us here...we're the tyes to go for grades pp

Okay, listen, as a private school mom who wants to preserve whatever sliver of dignity we have left, can I ask all of you private school parents to please check your spelling and grammar before you push that submit button? You are digging us a grave here.

[Anonymous]

Ah, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are not dead!
Thank goodness, or who would dig the graves?

Oh wait, that's a job for: Public School Parents!

Someday, I actually hope to BE a public school parent. With no tuition payments, I can gild my spade, and then: Look out!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No one is grading us here...we're the tyes to go for grades pp

Okay, listen, as a private school mom who wants to preserve whatever sliver of dignity we have left, can I ask all of you private school parents to please check your spelling and grammar before you push that submit button? You are digging us a grave here.

I dont get why your so worried about what anyone of the people on DCUM think about your spelling? Whom cares?

[Anonymous]

Now you're just being spiteful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I agree we need people to feel superior too. Yes, I went to private...so did husband...so did kid. I don't like publics.

I am not the PP quoted, but it seems to me the lowest form of comeback on DCUM is pointing out the spelling error.

another "lower" comeback here -

I've never heard of referring to any public school system as publics. In this case, it's an adjective - the public library system, for example.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think the private school forum should be visited by everyone. Private school parents would be utterly bored if they were only talking with eachother.

As a parent of a child at one of the Big 3, I can assure you: We need people to feel better than. Public school parents provide a critical receptical for our daily need to boast. What fun is it to talk about how great our school is when we are talking about the same schools?

Lol
Are you a product of private schools?

each other

OK - enough
I am utterly bored by these grammatical errors.

[Anonymous]

This is the way the thread ends
This is the way the thread ends
This is the way the thread ends
Not with a bang but a whimper.