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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Very happy liberal NPS family here.  Kids have thrived, and grateful for the amazing faculty and staff that make my children feel known and supported.[/quote]

First time heard NPS being liberal. As is well known in DC, NW is NOT as liberal as some of the other schools. [/quote]

Noone said NPS was liberal. Our family is. Two different things.[/quote]

Ours too!

NPS is much less conservative than it used to be, imo. It tends to be very neutral in most areas, for better or for worse. I have found most families to be warm and welcoming. You’ll find pockets of less down to earth folks, but hey—it’s a private school in DC :)[/quote]

NPS is swinging toward woke.  Now they include a land acknowledgement in their all school assemblies -- a wasted minute, at best, since they study the settlement of north America in their social studies classes.  And the head of school has begun to sign his messages with "he/him".  Just when woke is becoming passé.

When we first visited the school several years ago we heard a classroom of first graders singing "It's A Grand Old Flag".[/quote]

Oh no, you read pronouns!! Don’t worry, you can still sing patriotic songs around the piano at home in your silk flag pajamas. [/quote]

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