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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just ask people in the neighborhood OP. You’ll get better results than here.[/quote] No, the neighborhood is full of boosters. I worry people who have had bad experiences won't say a word because they are afraid of backlash. [/quote] Maybe it’s because most of the neighbors who send their kids to EH are pretty content with it? I know I am. The only kids I know of that left before 8th had very specific reasons. [/quote] No. NP here with a kid at Maury. I don’t talk middle school with other kids’ parents because the pro-EH narrative is so rabid and deciding EH isn’t for your kid is coded as racist/classist/being a bad neighbor. Our decision that it’s not right for our kid is being kept under wraps. Ridiculous it comes to this.[/quote] This is so crazy to me. why would people sacrifice their child's education just because the parent (not the child!) is experiencing peer pressure?[/quote] No one sacrifices in this way. Most people know that just because someone calls them racist/classist/being a bad neighbor doesn't mean that it's true.[/quote] It’s also a lot less common than people claim. I don’t think I ever heard anyone say this type of thing in my whole time on the Hill. I heard about people saying it but never heard it. [/quote]
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