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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Mom of the 2.5 year old, here. I agree that it isn't crucial for me to know now or even in the next year or two, for middle school is far away. But I plan to send my child to Hyde and in an ideal world, we'd go to Hardy as well.  Even more than IB numbers, though, I will be watching the the scores.  I (admitedly selfishly) hope that neigborhood families give the school a chance ... not because I give a crap about what color kids my child goes to school with but because of the sad reality that the more wealthy (and usually, the better educated) the parents (though yes, wealth and education do not always correlate), the more likely their offspring will be able to read and write at or above grade level.  Not proud that I feel this way, but I'm sure many others do - and I don't fault them for it.  [/quote]Pp here.  We sent our kid to Hyde and loved it!  That was quite a few years ago so I can't tell you anything about the school now.  But back then it was like a family -- everyone on the staff knew our kid -- and there were kids from all over the city and all over the world.  Our kid went on to Hardy as well and, while it wasn't perfect, it worked well enough for her.  I honestly don't remember her having classmates that couldn't read on grade level but then it's not like I was in class with her every day.  I just don't remember that being an issue.

Anyway, I hope things work out for you and that by the time your child is ready to go to middle school that Hardy will be what you want it to be.  Good luck![/quote]

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