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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t care if the rest of the student body is super smart, I care if they are motivated and enjoy having discussions on various levels. My teens go to a lower performing public school and get frustrated when there are kids who just don’t care, don’t participate, lag during group projects. How do we find a place for our kids that have people who care about learning? [/quote] Go to a prestigious top school or a top SLAC or Reed or St. John's. Generally the students at top schools are selected for "intellectual vitality" which is exactly the trait you're looking for. You could also let them take courses at a four year uni now via DE or as a nondegree seeking student.[/quote]
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