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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yep, our private all boys school in DC hasn’t turned out to be worth the full tuition we pay at over 30 grand a year. [/quote] At least you're honest instead of trying to justify value that's not there.....[/quote] Thank you, many posts get angry when anything unfavorable is said about the school even though it’s the case or they will spin it to downplay it. [b]I did not anticipate this and really hoped it would’ve turned out to what I was sold on[/b], I’m actually quite sad about it for my child. But it’s too much of a disappointment. It didn’t have to be as wonderful as the school and parents touted, I just would’ve appreciated more honesty. Take what they say with a grain of salt, there is major bias and you’ll only get information of what they want you to know and all the polish. [/quote] This. I wish the school had been what I wanted but it wasn't. Hate to move my kid but this will be the final move back to public. At least he's looking forward to it. He's been bored.[/quote] Could it perhaps be that your kid is more used to public and its less demanding requirements for behavior, attitude and writing requirements? The complainers who spend a year in private think money was going to guarantee a happy kid. Not a good fit.[/quote] Could it be just what the PP said? Could it be you greatly underestimate how many parents are faking how much they love a particular private school because they feel stuck and somewhat ashamed? Some kids do better in a bigger environment with more options for academics, more independence, more options for friends.[/quote] Well have at it then.[/quote]
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