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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why, oh why, is this thread (a reincarnation of a million other "Hardy isn't good enough" threads) still alive???!!!  Die...please die!!!

PS--My kids doesn't even go to Hardy.  I'm just tired of the complaining.  [/quote]

So if your "kids doesn't even go to Hardy"[sic], why do you read it?[/quote]

I didn't read 38 pages of uselessness.  I just commented after seeing the thread reappear, once again, that I wished this reincarnation would [b]DIE[/b].  There is zero new here...and yet...[/quote]

It's lottery and re-registration time.  People want to know if they should include Hardy in their future plans.[/quote]

It's quite clear again that not many IB parents are including Hardy in their future plans.[/quote]

Indeed.  Our DC is graduating IB this year and we will be going to private school.[/quote]

From Key?[/quote]

We're at Key but will not do Hardy.[/quote]

Why not?
And what sense do you have of the other Key families in your cohort? Do you see people trending favorably toward Hardy, or not?[/quote]

We feel that after Key, Hardy would be almost a step back educationally.  The parents with whom I talk regularly are not keen on Hardy either.  Some are planning for their kids to go charter, others parochial or independent.  I haven't noticed any trend toward Hardy, far from it.  But I have no experience  with the situation in prior years.[/quote]

IB here too but Hardy is certainly not an option for our child[/quote]

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