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Reply to "By the numbers: A dispassioned evaluation of Hardy (compared to Deal and Wilson)"
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[quote=Anonymous]Basis is a sad school. The truth is that students who stay after 8th are forced to stay by their parents. All kids I talked to had plans to move to SWW, Banneker, McKinley, Wilson... After fights at home, at the end we allowed our DC to leave after 6th grade.She was right.... With the exception of math, DC is not more advanced than her peers at a good ( but not top) private. We were not expecting this. She's doing more art, more critical writing, projects, and has a healthier social life than before, where her interests and her favorite book are more relevant subjects than her test scores... We cannot afford two private tuitions, and we are now looking into Hardy ( our IB school) for our 4th grader. That's why I am here. Thank you OP for taking the time to analyze the numbers and translate them into intelligible facts for us. We are 90 percent on board for hardy, and intend to join our ES Hardy support group and initiatives. [/quote]
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