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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Here are my observations: - Both have excellent academics, with NCS having the edge in liberal arts (especially writing) and Holton the edge in math/science/technology. - Holton is non-denominational; NCS is not. NCS students attend 2x weekly services in the chapel or cathedral, and MS and US curriculum include at least two theology classes (although these aren't indoctrination; they can be a study of world religions, seminar on the Middle East, etc.). - Holton is slightly less cut-throat than NCS. Both have a boatload of homework (2-4 hours) in HS. - Both do a good job with diversity, but NCS has a more diverse student population. Holton is starting to trend whiter and more conservative than NCS under new admin, but numbers are still solid. - Holton has the edge on athletics in most sports. - NCS interacts with STA more than Holton interacts with Landon. Depending on your child's interests, 2-3 of her classes may be co-ed junior and senior year. - Campuses are totally different but both beautiful. - Both have excellent outplacement.[/quote] During the tour, I actually saw more mixed-race asian students in Holton. But maybe it is biased. [/quote] Same. I noticed more asian american students at Holton and more black students at NCS. Not sure which school has the edge on socio-economic diversity.[/quote]
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