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[quote=Anonymous]It sounds like your unwilling to join any club that would have you as a member, in the words of Groucho Marx. You gotta accept that "top" is not available to you right now and would likely not serve your child well in the long run. Is it a blip? Maybe. But maybe not. Maybe you are going to be in non-"top" forever and you may come to love those schools for their willingness to embrace your child. Millions of city dwellers have to make their peace with commute vs school quality. It's important that you model flexibility for your child. Kids who struggle with transitions often do so because of cognitive rigidity. They aren't flexible enough to accept that the new or unfamiliar activity may be as good as what they're doing now. Is the apple falling from the tree here? You seem convinced that there is no solution and you might be better served by a flexible and open mind.[/quote]
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