Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:no consideration for campus, sports, location, etc
Cathedral Schools
Sidwell
GDS
Holton Arms
Potomac
Accurate! I might move Holton above GDS but definitely could go either way.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’d put Holton under St Anselms and Potomac
There is no ranking in the world that would put Holton under Potomac and SAAS
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:no consideration for campus, sports, location, etc
Cathedral Schools
Sidwell
GDS
Holton Arms
Potomac
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’d put Holton under St Anselms and Potomac
There is no ranking in the world that would put Holton under Potomac and SAAS[/quot
Any list that considered college placement would.
LOL - Maybe in an alternate universe
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’d put Holton under St Anselms and Potomac
There is no ranking in the world that would put Holton under Potomac and SAAS[/quot
Any list that considered college placement would.
Anonymous wrote:I’d put Holton under St Anselms and Potomac
Anonymous wrote:I feel like the question could be answered several ways. Do you mean best academic preparation for all students, including the bottom 20%? Or Support for the top 20%?
Also the progressive versus traditional approach. Do you think high school students need more facts and basics, or should students attempt in-depth topics first that are personally appealing?
I think parents have different answers to these questions.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:no consideration for campus, sports, location, etc
Cathedral Schools
Sidwell
GDS
Holton Arms
Potomac
Anonymous wrote:I’d replace Potomac with St Anslems.
Anonymous wrote:no consideration for campus, sports, location, etc