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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How about Einstein, Wheaton or Kennedy? Why aren't THEY on your list? [/quote] Because she wants a good education for her kids. [/quote] OP here. Because I grew up in that part of Silver Spring....and I'm NOT going back. It was nice-ish when I was there but it is no longer the part of MoCo I'd want to be in. All 3 of those schools do not at all fit what I want for my kids. sorry, just being honest. As for Whitman and Churchill being for AP kids- well, I gotta believe there are some average to above average kids in Bethesda, that is just a silly comment. What you're essentially saying is only people with super bright kids should buy in those areas of MoCo....that is just plain ol' dumb I tell ya![/quote] Actually I didn't say that at all. Only that for a B student who won't take any APs the peer pressure may be a challenge and the resulting peer group may be less than ideal. Here are the US News stats: Whitman - 82% of the kids take APs, an average of 4.6 tests per test taker Churchill - 89% of the kids take APs, an average of 4.8 tests per test taker [b]Whitman's numbers are a little lower because there is a big special ed program that draws from multiple districts so those kids are not taking any APs. [/b] Don't get me wrong, my kid attends one of these schools and it is a fabulous school. Not everyone is super bright, although some certainly are, but I am amazed how many are way above average. That extends to other activities too - so many of the kids excel at something outside of academics too. [/quote] Heaven forbid we should make special ed a priority! [/quote]
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