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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DC-area residents live in fantasy land. Top schools here are at best average nationally. Except for Thomas Jefferson, there is no other school here that is on the same level of the top boarding schools and the top prep schools in NYC and Boston. Don't get me wrong, the areas top prep and public schools are strong, but people need to pull off the blinders and realize that DC is not the center of universe. I moved to the area a few years ago and realized that this beltway culture that everyone told me about is true. People here are clueless about what life is like elsewhere and this post is proof. Get real folks, attending one of the top boarding schools will provide a great academic, athletic, and social experience beyond what most top DC-area schools offer. These schools are not for everyone but to argue that DC-area schools can offer a similar better experience is "crazy talk." [/quote] We're not talking about "most top dc area schools." We're talking about ncs, sta, and sidwell. My friends and I, all at top ten colleges, ncluding hyp, though our education at ncs was better than at college.[/quote] What do posters think of boarding at STAs?[/quote]
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