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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here again.  I want to thank the trolls for taking a serious and personal issue and turning it, once again, into a forum for their oft-regurgitated and off-point drivel.  Don't you get tired of regurgitating the same vomit over and over again?  There is a real issue, of which I will share no further detail in this setting.  People considering Bullis would do well to ignore the boring clichés spouted by people who live only to knock others down and pay attention to the fact that [b]in its drive to compete with the best area private schools, Bullis is trampling on some of their most vulnerable member[/b]s.[/quote]

Ahhh.  I think I understand what's happening here.  If it's any consolation, the same thing is happening at every area private school.  The rising tide has lifted all boats.  There are lots of kids getting counseled out of every area private and these kids would have likely been able stay a generation ago.

With Bullis it's a bit surprising only because that school historically catered to the kids who had some learning challenges.

Evidence of Bullis's ascendance is provided by their current plan to add lower grades. Historically no one chose Bullis as a first choice and so there was no need for lower grades.  [/quote]

Personally, I believe all private schools are getting harder to get into because of the decline of the public school systems. [/quote]

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