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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Honestly, none of the schools mentioned in this thread should be a consideration if you have a high performing kid.

Guess if your kid is average and on grade level, he will be happy to be at the top of the class.  Not sure if he will be stretched or challenge though.

That’s the reality of the situation.[/quote]

This is dumb. SH has had happy genuinely high performing students who go on to do well at Walls and privates. I know multiple top students at our feeder who are now doing well at SH and enjoying their time there.[/quote]

First of all, what you know is anecdotal. Data doesn’t lie.  SH does not have any significant groups of high performing kids. 4% of the kids are above grade level in math.  That’s 4 out of 100.  15% in ELA.  These numbers are abysmal.  So the “multiple” top students at your feeder are the small minority in the numbers above or they have regressed and now are not testing above grade level and are on grade level.

Secondly, what the very small minority of UMC families don’t tell you who send their kids is that they supplement alot.

So [/quote]

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