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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What about O'Connell?[/quote] You can get a good education at any of these schools. Students at the top of their classes go to great colleges. People who go to not-so-great colleges have tremendous careers. But the question was about schools with significant focus on academics. [b]O'Connell and Ireton would not fit that description.[/quote][/b] This is correct. [b]Look at the test scores and compare to a public like Langley.[/b] The Heights (just over the river - it runs a bus from NoVA) is the most academically rigorous but it is Opus Dei and your kid must be a self-starter. If not, you will be counseled or advised out. There is no hand holding.[/quote] If you took the scores of just the O'Connell kids who come from homes similar to those that feed to Langley, I'm sure the SATs score would be comparable. [/quote] So why spend the thousands of dollars?[/quote] Because it's a better fit for my kid and it's our money to spend? What's your concern? [/quote]
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