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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Friends’ kids at Sidwell, GDS and Maret and Walls. I would say it depends on your child. Walls is head and shoulders above the other schools for some kids - if your child has an independent spark then he/she will thrive at Walls. The opportunities to learn deep and wide are endless - not just in the classroom but throughout the city. If your child thrives in a well-resourced environment, then Sidwell is hands down your best option. It really depends on the family and the child. (This assumes you have $55k + per year for Sidwell, which we do and passed up for Walls. We listened to our child and since our child had a clear preference we went Walls. Haven’t looked back, well, maybe a little when the Sidwell basketball team crushed JR in the city tournament.). Our child is getting a phenomenal education, is thriving and has tons of peer and faculty support. The kids are all incredibly nice and grounded. Would our child have had that at Sidwell? Maybe … but with wealth comes all sorts of other things that I am happy to have my child sidestep. [/quote] “If your child has an independent spark then he/she will thrive at Walls.” I see this written a lot about Walls, without any explanation. Independent in what way? What are some examples of the independent student spark that is rewarded at Walls?[/quote]
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