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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is your child high performing? If so Deal.[/quote] Did you mean to say go private or elsewhere? Generally speaking, the core curriculum and opportunities for differentiation seem to be the same across Hardy and Deal (e.g., high school courses in algebra and geometry are offered in both, but no advanced ELA). TBH, high performers would probably be fine in either. Some of this will depend on the luck of the draw with teachers. I think the better question is which school offers more support for students at the mid and lower end of the spectrum. [/quote] Hardy does not have math differentiation in 6th grade, and students have to do significant online summer work to get into the track taking Algebra I in 7th grade. My understanding is that math differentiation in Deal starts in 6th. [/quote]
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