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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NCS 100[/quote] NCS is stressful for some girls and not stressful at all for others. Fit is very important for this school. [/quote] Can you elaborate on this? What makes it stressful for some? [/quote] The level of academics is a great fit for some and a very poor fit for others. If your daughter enjoys learning and working very hard--3 hours of homework a night---GREAT fit. I'm not being sarcastic. This is a dream school for this type of girls. For others, it's a poor fit. There are easier schools. It's not about intelligence--it's about diligence and being the kind of kid who just likes to study, study, study. They exist and they thrive at NCS. I have two daughters. One is absolutely thriving at NCS (high school). She gets straight As. She enjoys learning for learning's sake. We are sending our second daughter to a different school. She needs more down time. [/quote] My DD is not like this even though she is academically gifted, she hates school work and gets stressed easily. She also suffers with anxiety and depression - having to rethink our choices for HS. [/quote]
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