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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The elite privates really shouldn’t have grades. To simply get admitted into an elite is an accomplishment — and once in, the rigor, depth and expectations are vastly superior to anything “taught” in a public, where kids are given all As for having a pulse. It’s just not fair.[/quote] It's not hard to be admitted to the "elite privates" -- mainly, you just have to be rich. And the schools are not terribly impressive. Look at where their graduates get accepted to college. [/quote] Huh? https://www.andover.edu/files/CCOProfileBrochure2018-2019.pdf https://www.exeter.edu/academics/college-counseling/beyond-exeter/college-matriculation https://www.gprep.org/academics/college-counseling/class-of-2019-college-matriculation[/quote] I thought this was a forum about DC schools, and, last I checked, neither Andover nor Exeter are here. Are we comparing all schools everywhere now? As for the Georgetown Prep list, am I supposed to be impressed by this? [/quote] Certainly some parents in DC are considering boarding school. [/quote] Right. This doesn’t say DC schools; it says private schools. Sorry those schools fit your argument that elite private schools are mediocre. Plenty of DC kids go to boarding schools, moreover.[/quote]
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