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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This totally depends on your child. If your child thrives in a smaller environment where every child is known by the HOS and teachers and surrounding community, then Norwood. If he can thrive in a much larger community where he will be well known by his classmates, lower school teachers, and lower school division director but not by the community at large, and doesn't need that smaller and nurturing environment, then Bullis. Does your son need structure? If so, then Bullis. If not, then Norwood. Does he thrive in the arts? Norwood. Does he love math and engineering?Bullis.

What about his classmates? Does he have positive peers who will be going with him to Norwood or Bullis? Or some peers with less than desirable traits who your son really needs to break away from to find himself and grow into his own person? You should talk to his teacher and current school head. They will be able to guide you.
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That's just advertising. Norwood does NOT have a "nurturing" environment where teachers [b]know[/b] the kids. Even on the website it says we don't fit the kids to one curriculum. But they do. They force round pegs into square holes repeatedly. After 6 weeks with my kid, her teacher was not able to describe her or reveal she knew her in any way at all, beyond the numbers she had crunched on some dry academic assessment. It was heart-breaking.[/quote]

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