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Reply to "the "great schools" vs. the "avoid schools" -- education quality vs. college admissions"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, keep in mind that ultra-wealthy kids and the schools that serve them often have their own set of issues. Maybe not the same issues as poor kids, but issues nonetheless. Think drugs, entitlement, lack of diversity, etc., etc. [/quote] What does lack of diversity do? Disrupt class, cause poor PTA involvement? Are the elementary school kids doing drugs wait that's in the poor kids schools.[/quote] Rich kids do a ton of drugs. They also usually have cars to get around to do them.[/quote] What defines a "rich kid"? We're very comfortable, with a net worth near $10 million. We usually take one vacation a year, sometimes abroad but usually to visit relatives. Our kids get a token allowance if they do their chores, and have no access to our bank, securities and retirement accounts. They share an older car, and are expected to fill it up with gas if it's close to empty. Their peers seem to have similar lives. [/quote] Are you saying your kids are not rich kids? Because they are, even if you are cheap rich parents. [/quote] I'm saying they don't have access to the money to engage in stereotypical rich kid behavior, even though many like to paint all children of affluent parents with the same brush. It seems to make some posters feel better about their own circumstances. [/quote] Good for you. Do your kids go to Langley? Have you asked them if there are drugs there, and if they said no, did you believe them?[/quote] Seriously? Not the PP, but are you the tired old Langley basher, rearing your head once again? Last time I checked, there were kids at ALL HIGH SCHOOLS doing drugs. There is not one high school in this country that doesn't have [i]some [/i]kids who do drugs. You're just going to have to deal with that cold, hard fact - regardless of where your snowflake goes to school. Bullis, perchance?[/quote]
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