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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]Private is not always better than public.[/b]  So the only person I’m judging here is you, for blind stupidity.[/quote]

Students can be at a low to high FARMS public or an expensive private and get entitled kids, insular groups, etc.  If anyone looks at stats on sending to private v public one might see a lower private send rate in comparable housing areas based on local jurisidctions.  [b]In the DMV with county wide school districts we saw more migration to private. [/b]

What does that mean?  Take a small school district in a PA, NJ, NY suburb with maybe 1-2 high schools and there are less going to private.  Some areas might have a really strong catholic school or schools in the mix.  [b]Howver, as a public improves the private could have enrollment decreases.  We know of one example in Phila suburbs that closed. [/b]

Some years or for certain class grad years there might be higher applications to privates based on poor administration at any given FCPS school for example.

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