Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Current 8th grade parent.
Outplacement is fantastic. Very happy.
5 sidwell
2 St. Albans
2 potomac
1 NCS
2 maret
4 Holton
1 GDS
Just to name a few off the top of my head…. And this is the kids that are going to those schools, not acceptances. For example, more were accepted at GDS but 1 is going….. keep in mind some kids want public or a school located further out of the city… or want boarding. Not every kid wants “top three.”
Love that norwood sends kids to variety of schools that are a great fit for THAT kid!
Helps when you’re full pay 🙄
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Current 8th grade parent.
Outplacement is fantastic. Very happy.
5 sidwell
2 St. Albans
2 potomac
1 NCS
2 maret
4 Holton
1 GDS
Just to name a few off the top of my head…. And this is the kids that are going to those schools, not acceptances. For example, more were accepted at GDS but 1 is going….. keep in mind some kids want public or a school located further out of the city… or want boarding. Not every kid wants “top three.”
Love that norwood sends kids to variety of schools that are a great fit for THAT kid!
Helps when you’re full pay 🙄
Anonymous wrote:Current 8th grade parent.
Outplacement is fantastic. Very happy.
5 sidwell
2 St. Albans
2 potomac
1 NCS
2 maret
4 Holton
1 GDS
Just to name a few off the top of my head…. And this is the kids that are going to those schools, not acceptances. For example, more were accepted at GDS but 1 is going….. keep in mind some kids want public or a school located further out of the city… or want boarding. Not every kid wants “top three.”
Love that norwood sends kids to variety of schools that are a great fit for THAT kid!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How many were siblings or legacies though?
I can’t think of any legacies who are attending the HS where their sibling attends. Several are not attending the same schools.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Agreed. The class really spread out in terms of high school placement, and as far as I know the admissions were strong across the top private high schools in the area. It is a great class of kids.
Which schools are considered as strong private high schools?
Sidwell, Holton, Maret, Potomac, Landon, St. Alban's, NCS, Bullis, St. Andrew's, etc. Some boarding school. The important point is that the kids got into the schools that fit their interests and academic needs. Not every kid is right for "big 3," and Norwood advises families well about best-fit high schools. I don't know of any 8th grade parent who is unhappy with his/her kid's choices.
Anonymous wrote:How many were siblings or legacies though?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Agreed. The class really spread out in terms of high school placement, and as far as I know the admissions were strong across the top private high schools in the area. It is a great class of kids.
Which schools are considered as strong private high schools?
Anonymous wrote:Agreed. The class really spread out in terms of high school placement, and as far as I know the admissions were strong across the top private high schools in the area. It is a great class of kids.
Anonymous wrote:How did the 8th graders do? Did 6th graders also apply out for 7th?