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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Over the weekend I met a boy that was recently admitted (his dad is a college friend of DH's). He told me his son's prep started at age 6 and in later years he worked with a Columbia math professor. I had no idea![/quote] It's not test prep. They're not prepping for the SHSAT at age 6 any more than they are prepping for the SATs at age 6. It's educational enrichment. About half the kids at stuyvesant are on free/reduced lunch. Very few are getting tutored by Columbia professors in middle school. [/quote] EDUCATIONAL ENRICHMENT. The keys to Stuyvesant and TJ, for a large percent of smart but not really gifted kids, is: enrichment. Mathnasium Kumon Russian math AOPS Khan Currie It is no secret. If the parents value education, push education, and can pay a little bit for extra enrichment, the kids will rise to the top. That cost of that Disney vacation or cruise would likely pay for a years’ enrichment. It is a choice you, the parent, make. Why does everyone pretend this is a mystery? [/quote]
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