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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You sound jealous, OP.[/quote] Yes, I am. My nephew for example is the oldest and with his stats, really similar to my kid, I think he is in the top few kids at his school. It also just seems easier for him in terms of stress and competition versus the close in dmv schools. It also is just so different culturally… where most kids in my child’s peer group are wanting to go to these top most selective schools my nephews peer group is mostly aspiring to go to Ute, byu, Arizona or maybe one of the uc schools. [/quote] So? I bet your nephews friends are great kids who will all do well in life. Does that annoy you too?[/quote] Different poster - WTF is wrong with you? OP is reasonably concerned realizing her kids are facing an unfair disadvantage. I have come to some of the same realization over the past year - that we may not have done our HS kids any favors locating in this area. There are probably mean, taunting people like you in other areas but somehow these large, hypercompetitive areas also seem to really aggravate and inflame jerks like you.[/quote] Why is it "unfair?" You probably got a better education out of the deal. Colleges want diverse communities. That is their prerogative. Stop whining [/quote]
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