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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For the PP who thinks all TJ kids are driventoTKj in luxury cars from McLean, I watched the summer school K&R lane this morning for you. Toyota, Toyota, Lexus, Subaru, Honda and BMW just ahead and just behind me. I'm not sure what K&R line you're watching. But the one I'm in everyday is not majority luxury cars. [/quote] Sorry, I never was trying to indicate that all TJ kids live in Mclean, simply using it as an example of a place that is very different from a place like Burke. Just choosing two places as examples of different types of choices families can make about how they spend their money. We live in a more Burke/Springfield sort of place but my child who went to TJ had lots of TJ friends who lived in very nice houses in places like Mclean, Vienna, north Arlington. I was in the car pool line at TJ almost every school day for four years. I didn't make a list every day, but there were a lot of BMWs, Lexuses, Mercedes-Benzes, and other expensive cars. Many of the Toyotas and Hondas I saw were the more expensive models, not the lower level models. My little inexpensive car did seem to be the odd one out most days. My point is just that, while most of the families with kids at TJ are not super rich, they are far from poor and most have above average household incomes, if their homes and vehicles give any indication of how they're doing financially. Many are donut hole families in that they make way too much for financial aid, but they don't make so much that paying $60,000 a year for college would be painless. Especially when you can pay half that for UVa and use what you've saved to pay for grad school. [/quote]
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