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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]One person's opinion: -GDS - competitive -Sheridan School - less competitive -Oneness Family School - not very competitive -Norwood School - somewhat competitive -Mclean School - less competitive -Washington International School (child is bilingual Sp/Engl) - somewhat competitive -Burke School - starts at 6th grade...wait a few years. -Washington Episcopal School - somewhat competitive One big caveat - if you're applying for a non-expansion grade (not sure if 3rd is or isn't for these schools), then the available slots will be be dependent, largely, on the number of kids who left the previous year. So they could be quite a bit more competitive. Your best bet is to start calling schools to inquire about admissions for next year. Good luck![/quote] I agree with this poster, and I agree with a later poster that you should look at Landon. If you can afford to pay full price ... it will greatly increase your chances of admittance.[/quote]
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