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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]At Eaton, some kids will go to Hardy and some to Deal. Kids with siblings at Deal will be able to get in and some OOB kids at Eaton, who are IB for Deal, will also take the opportunity to go to a better school. It's terrible that friends will be split up like that. The uniforms are just a symbol of that. The two middle schools are not equal. There are haves and have nots in this scenario.[/quote] Oh please. Kids split up after elementary and go to different middle schools all the time. A large number will peel off for privates. Talk about haves and have-nots! The kids will be fine; it's the adults who are freaking out. The kids don't have to go to the same middle school to remain friends.[/quote] +1 So true. Eaton parents, I can understand why you are upset. But complaining about it here isn't going to help much. You should work with your elected leaders to try to change this policy. But if you cannot, you have three choices: 1. Move 2. Send your kid to private 3. Send your kid to Hardy. if you choose Hardy - and I hope you do - then you should know that your kids will be going to a perfectly good school. Better than Deal in some ways (yes, its true), worse in others. But nothing that can't be overcome by involved parents and - this is important - a good attitude. If you are insisting that your child is going to be miserable about Hardy, your child will pick that up, and will in fact, be miserable. If you go in with the attitude that Hardy is good, but not perfect - and where it is not perfect we'll work to make it better - your kid will have a great experience, learn a lot, and then go on to excel in high school and college. [/quote] Can you be more specific about how it is better and how it is worse?[/quote]
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