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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"My kid was accepted to TJ without going crazy about it. No tutoring, no prepping, no summer geometry. Extracurriculars were athletic and arts activities. He had an extremely successful career at TJ and is now going to a top ten STEM college. Lots of the heavily prepped and tutored kids ended up back at their assigned high schools during my kid's time at TJ. The committee needs to do a better job of picking kids who are not prepping for TJ and are smart kids who are really good at math and science. Splitting the county into different tax regions for TJ application purposes might just help to reduce the crazy for TJ level". So glad to hear this. My kis is truly on the fence about attending. Same thing - no prepping, tutoring etc. Extracurriculars are sports (and video gaming). He just happends to be profoundly gifted with a real aptitude for Math and Science. Ne spends no time on homework currently so we are wondering if he will be so slammed at TJ that he will hate it. Seems like your kid was able to stay balanced at TJ and excel. Is that really possible? Still?[/quote] Let me guess. Your kid is not from Carson or Longfellow or RR.[/quote]
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