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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To the PP who mentioned The Heights, do you have kids there, I was wondering the atmosphere is it nurturing or strict and rigid?[/quote]

I do have kids there. You really have to visit for yourself. It is hard to explain. They are very religiously conservative (which is not popular in this area) but not strict and rigid.

We are not religious but are confident in our views so it is a very good fit for us.

One thing to note is they start in 3rd.

Each boy has an advisor, who is not only responsible for academics but is also responsible for personal development, which could simply mean - learning to have friends, learning to be more sensitive/less sensitive, learning how to shoot a basketball, etc.

The class size in 3-5 is 12-15, 6-8 is 15-20, and it has a high school but we are not there yet.

I don't like to post about the school because there are a few people that don't believe in their conservative religious views and strongly report negatively about it on the private school forum.

But in the SN forum, when you want to keep your sons togethers, I have to say something.

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