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[quote=Anonymous]Honestly, it sounds like a "top private" isn't gonna happen for you, at least not for preschool. Unless you have some other strong hook that you didn't mention. I would suggest you give public schools a real chance. It's so great to have the actual right to services and know you won't be counseled out. If I had a nickel for every private school parent who thinks their child just needs a smaller class size or a little extra time, I'd be so rich. You seem to think that only a top or near-top (whatever that means) private is good enough, but why? There are lots of good public schools around NYC. Can you afford outside therapies and a shadow, on top of "top private" tuition, by the way? Why can't you afford a good school district, if you can afford "top private" tuition?[/quote]
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