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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I understand the concerns being raised, and I think moments like this—when an institution is being closely examined—can actually serve as an opportunity for meaningful reflection and growth. When leadership or a school’s “brand” is under scrutiny, it provides a chance to take a step back, assess whether current practices and values align with the mission, and make necessary improvements. Rather than being the beginning of a downward spiral, these moments can be the catalyst for positive change, strengthening the institution in the long run. Additionally, it’s worth considering that many schools, especially those with long histories, go through periods of transition and challenge. How a school chooses to respond—whether by thoughtfully addressing concerns, reaffirming its values, or making adjustments—determines its trajectory. Some of the strongest institutions are the ones that embrace these moments as turning points for renewal and progress. Lastly, it’s understandable that people have different perspectives on the value and cost of an independent school education, but it’s always surprising to see so much concern over the cost of a school that some individuals don’t want or intend to send their own children to. Every family makes choices based on what aligns with their priorities, and for many, the strengths of a school go beyond a single moment of controversy.[/quote] Yes to this response! It is unclear why the previous poster is so invested in going on at length at the supposed demise of NCRC. Clearly you have no idea what you are talking about or maybe you are from a competitor school looking to revive this thread for no real reason. That article is pure fiction and everyone at ncrc just rolled their eyes because it is so far beyond reality. It is a wonderful school! [/quote] Amazed you are pushing this narrative of “nothing to see here” /“business as usual”/“all the other prospective parents are so chill about this”. This is about as scary as it can get - and human nature is not to run towards this for their young children! Hoping for the best for ncrc and most importantly all young kids, but all logical reasoning suggests this event will lead to serious enrollment and teacher retention and recruitment challenges. If what you say is even true that “parents are rolling their eyes at this” (given the severity of what happened) then I would think those parents are adopting a strategy of “let’s keep silent until we get that recommendation letter”. Wonder if the graduating year parents’ eyes stop rolling after they get their next school acceptances next week. [/quote]
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