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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Go to a school where there are mostly intellectual peers: the friends and possible spouses will be smart enough for your kid, more likely to be ambitious with their goals, ie pHD, MD,JD, or top jobs in tech, finance either startups or best companies. For 99th%ile kids, the T15/ivy or even T20 undergrad choice sets them up to be among similar intellectual peers for most of their 20s and into early 30s. Perfect bestie/mate finding years.  [/quote]

this is a problem with my smart but a bit scatterbrained kid. He won't be able to get into anything remotely "elite". He needs a school with even keeled, fairly laid back but smart kids. Not even sure where to look[/quote]

Same here. At a state school - we shall see :) [/quote]

We have two tiers of state schools. the first tier is overtaken by the superachievers and hightly competitive now, the second has majority first gen. It feels very strange, and it's often the same with high schools here[/quote]

Is “here” the DMV?[/quote]

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