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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As someone who was thinking about applying to Potomac for 7th grade entry year, this thread is beyond depressing. [/quote] As a current Potomac family with children in multiple divisions, I would not believe a lot of it. Tour the school, talk to current families, attend events (not just admissions ones but sports, theater, festivals, etc) and see what you think. A lot of things said on here are not true. We have been thrilled with the school[/quote] Is there really a fixed limit on how many kids can do the science program in high school? My kid likes math and science and seems to be reasonably good at math (hard to tell about science) I had been hoping that any student who is strong enough to keep up and is interested in math and science could do the program. As one of the PPs said, I can stay in public school if I want arbitrary limits on who can participate in cool programs (I'm looking at you HB Woodlawn).[/quote] The program in question is very difficult and all-encompassing. It limits enrollment in other courses and electives, and it is a three year long commitment with summers included. It isn't a "reasonably good at math" situation. Read the descriptions of the projects on their website and you'll see it is for exceptional math/science students with a very strong interest in devoting years of academic study to one research problem. There is lots of advanced math and science taking place that isn't encompassed within SERC. The honors/AP track of math/science is separate. - no my child isn't in SERC[/quote]
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