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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have never met or known a wealthy person who sends their kids to JR. Would be a big surprise to me. (30 year DC resident with 5 kids.). [/quote] We go to church up there so we’ve run into a few. Very broadly speaking they have a philosophical commitment to public schools, and- this is more a denomination selection thing than anything else- they’re from the Midwest. [/quote] But they are not technically very wealthy. [/quote] I guess it depends how you define “very” wealthy but for me, having your name on a building at UM is usually above that line.[/quote] I’m guessing not many at the big3 qualify either then, knowing our neighbors who go there. [/quote] 21% of Sidwell receives financial aid and 31% of STA kids receive financial aid. Average FA per year is $30k+. Probably another 20% - 30% are full pay, but it's not nothing to them. It hurts. Sure, these could be people who have a grandparent worth tons of $$$s, but they don't have much $$$ in their names...but for the most part anyone receiving FA is not wealthy, even though they may be financially comfortable. Still leaves probably 50%+ that are of varying degrees of wealth...up to super wealthy.[/quote]
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