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[quote=Anonymous]We're the parents of a very happy Lower Schooler.   I'm so sorry if that hasn't been her experience.  I know that the school accommodates some learning differences, the way that most private schools do.  But I don't think they pretend to offer the same services as Lab or Mclean or others.  If your child needs those services, then yes, this isn't the right fit.

The outdoor facilities and library in the Lower School seem suitable for our preschool to 2nd grade age group.  We like the smaller scale of the village campus.  DC has the most amazing science teacher, and a kind of makerspace classroom and art studio.  DC has made what we're sure will be life-long friends, and her teachers are very caring.

After a recent visit to the big campus, we're looking forward to being there.  It's nice that the Intermediate School is in its own building -- but has access to the amazing new facilities of that campus.  Seriously, not enough space to play?  The playscape itself may not be huge, but don't the kids have access to the new gyms, studios, 4 turf fields, etc?   I don't get it. [/quote]

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