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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NCRC is definitely the most elite pre-school.[/quote] Wow! What a ridiculous arrogant pompous statement. This has got to be a joke right? If you are a NCRC parent you are really doing the school a disservice. I know lots of NCRC parents and none of them would say something like that. Just YUCK! [/quote] +1 Between this and the comment about NCRC provided opportunities for networking through your children's friends -- it's making me re-think whether we'd want this type of atmosphere if we're accepted in March! Yuck is right.[/quote] The DCUM view of NCRC and the reality of NCRC are starkly different. Do not let the comments here influence your decision. Seriously. There are many great preschools. Oh and there are plenty of daycare kids in the popular privates too. I never know where all these posters get their information here. Very bizarre![/quote] Yes, the experience your child will have at NCRC is great I am sure. The teachers seem lovely as does the staff (I toured years ago), however you do get a vibe from more that a few parents at that school. The vibe is "setting my child on the right path to HYP at the age of 3". yucky... I think the school seemed great but I wanted a more down-to-earth experience for our family. After all, you do see the other families at events, playdates, etc. Shouldn't one pick a place that you feel reflects your values as a family even if the academic program is great? Our values are not material and status driven.( Not that all families at NCRC are either)[/quote] It would still be interesting to know if NCRC has tracked its "graduates" over an extended period. My sense is that NCRC has an enviable record of getting its young charges into "Top 3" area private schools. The school is simply amazing. When you consider that most NCRC parents are probably bright and successful, the little ones likely graduate out of their private schools and into HYP at a much higher than average rate. [/quote]
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