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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am a long time SAES parent and I have two children who attend the school, one in the US and one in the MS.  My older child has mild ADHD and some learning differences.  She is thriving and loves it. She has never felt ostracized for being different, nor have her friends. My child in MS is NT and loves school. Her class is vibrant, diverse, and the staff and teachers emphasize kindness, tolerance, inclusion, hard work and intellectual curiosity. Is St. Andrew's a good fit for everyone? Of course not. I have a third child who attends a progressive and highly rigorous school who would be miserable at SAES.  He loves his school and is also thriving. I think both schools are amazing. But they are very different, as are my kids. No one has sold me a bill of goods, nor was I bamboozled by any slick marketing.

OP, I'm sorry you had a bad experience, but clearly it wasn't a good fit. I'm sure there is a school in the area that will work for your family.[/quote]

Wow so you're spending $100k a year on school?[/quote]

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