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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP again. Since this is a pretty big decision for us, so I would to share a little more.

We are in haycock -Longfellow-McLean pyramid. And everyone I encountered said g positive things about our private school. However liked I shared earlier, on paper, my DD seems a very typical STEM kid, even for reading, she likes fast paced, complex logic, rules-based books. Her recent fav books are Percy Jackson, explorer academy, Benedict society, etc. she doesn’t like books which require deep emotional inference, character driven, heavy metaphors, or a lot of moral ambiguity.

She likes challenges, has a lot of friends at school, I just think maybe a different school might suit her better for the future 8-10years.

If any private school in this area a stronger candidate than AAP for her, we are totally open too, please let us know:) For her, challenging math, hands-on /project-based curriculum, strong peers are the most important factors.

Thank you again! [/quote]

Longfellow has STEM opportunities and resources unmatched by any private.  It has been a longstanding winner of middle school division of Science Olympiad for the last twenty years across all disciplines.  Plenty of strong peers and intense competition. [/quote]

And the distilled essence of the most tigerish parents in all of Virginia.

You need to be in tune with that mentality. [/quote]

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