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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]"...within boundaries for Thomas Jefferson" Do you mean the magnet high school for which to attend one must apply and be accepted? Being "within boundaries" doesn't mean anything.[/quote] You may have a far easier time getting into Sidwell or Holton than you neighborhood school in TJ. [/quote] PP in Fairfax here. TJ is certainly far from a sure thing, of course, but it's nice to know it's a possibility if it turns out to be a good fit. We've been very lucky so far with school admissions at the early years, but who ever knows. By math-oriented, I mean my husband was teaching graduate school level math and economics classes while he was an undergraduate at a well-regarded ivy. To the extent it's heritable, our kids may have a decent chance at being math-oriented as well. And I'd love for them to be at a terrific, challenging school that really is an ethnic melting pot and academic meritocracy (to the extent that's possible). Realizing it's a long shot, but a mom can dream![/quote]
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