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Reply to "Are the non "W" schools really that bad?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Good morning OP. The answer to your question is NO. There are plenty of wonderful schools and communities outside of the W’s. There are plenty of engaged families whose kid are thriving and going on to be successful who go to schools outside of the W’s. There are plenty of highly capable teachers outside of the W’s. The zones outside the W’s are more diverse both racially and socioeconomically. That’s it. [/quote] +1 Children of affluent educated people perform well and that's why the perception is that the W schools are the "best." OP, the fact is that your children will do as well at Richard Montgomery or Quince Orchard (or Blair or Einstein) as they would at Whitman or Wooton.[/quote] Cohort matters. Teachers set the stage, but students bring a school to life. Teachers can't remove bad influences from the classroom. [/quote]
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