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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Georgetown Prep
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Georgetown Prep is not a safety. I know kids who chose it over STA and I know kids who got into STA but were rejected from Prep. Prep is a highly desirable school with an acceptance rate below 20%. Nice try though, the haters are always going to hate. It’s so predictable. 🙄[/quote]

It is you that is cruel.   Why do you assume learning differences =bad.  All 🏫 schools should aspire to include

Seriously, the only kids I know that have accepted there are dyslexic, dysgraphic, Add inattentive,  and/or add.  I am so happy that this place is welcoming to them and thier needs.

NP.  Based on the handful of Prep students I know, I thought it was a safety school as well.  Does Prep offer a Special Ed. program?  One kid I know appears to be on the spectrum.[/quote]

Oh Boy! It’s clear someone’s son got rejected and they are taking out their anger on this forum and making up lies about Prep. A better use of your time might be therapy because ignorant comments such as the above just make you look like a fool.[/quote]

Why are you so defensive?  I have two daughters so I certainly don’t have an ax to grind with Prep.  The rising 9th grader I know who was recently admitted to Prep seems to be on the autism spectrum (the high-functioning side).  My question is sincere.  Does Prep have a program like SJC’s Benilde program for students with learning differences?  [/quote]

Just stop.  It's so obvious your posts are not sincere. [/quote]

My question triggers you for some reason…please move along.

Can some else respond?  Does Prep admit students with documented learning differences?  Is there a special program?[/quote]

Check out /research the Georgetown Prep Special Needs Program for Children per the Georgetown Prep School Act of 1774.  [/quote][/quote]

In all seriousness, the only kids I know that accepted there are dyslexic, dysgraphic, Add inattentive, and/or adhd. I am truly happy that there is a school welcoming them and their needs.  [/quote]

For the sake of the kid at prep and their parents (assuming this is a real kid) this thread should be taken down. PP is so cruel, ignorant and offensive.[/quote]

You are the cruel one.  Why do you assume learning differences  =bad? All schools should aspire yo what Prep is apparently offering.   It's a good thing that kids with inherent challenges found their way there.  [/quote]

You truly are a terrible person.

One can conclude that Prep must be a pretty awesome place to have earned the animus of someone like you.

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