* indicates attending? Who got into Exeter and didn't go??

*you’re

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Six going to the Big 3. That’s it. A lot of tuition down the drain.

Not everyone wants to send their child to Sidwell/NCS/STA. Why is that so hard for some of you to grasp?!?

Yes, we get it, Bullis parent. We are just saying if Jude going to spend $50k at a school, spend it where you will get more mileage for your money.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's good about 13 kids at Bullis?

This.

This does not look impressive to me.

Right. Even an imaginary child could get into Bullis.

Anonymous wrote:Six going to the Big 3. That’s it. A lot of tuition down the drain.

Not everyone wants to send their child to Sidwell/NCS/STA. Why is that so hard for some of you to grasp?!?

Anonymous wrote:Actually, Bullis and St Andrew’s seem like logical schools to go to from Norwood. Norwood is pretty far from NW Washington and some of the families will be commuting to Norwood from even farther out. Those families will be looking for schools near where they live and not ones a 45 minute to 1 hour commute away.

We liked Norwood when we looked at it, but the commute out from the city made it impossible. I imagine the reverse is also true.

Right. Most families live further out.

Actually, Bullis and St Andrew’s seem like logical schools to go to from Norwood. Norwood is pretty far from NW Washington and some of the families will be commuting to Norwood from even farther out. Those families will be looking for schools near where they live and not ones a 45 minute to 1 hour commute away.

We liked Norwood when we looked at it, but the commute out from the city made it impossible. I imagine the reverse is also true.

8% to Big3 6/71
Your odds are higher from DCPS (Deal).

Anonymous wrote:Six going to the Big 3. That’s it. A lot of tuition down the drain.

Ah yes. Because the goal of K-8 is getting your kid into one of 3 local private schools. Lol.

Six going to the Big 3. That’s it. A lot of tuition down the drain.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's good about 13 kids at Bullis?

This.

This does not look impressive to me.

And seven to st Andrew’s! 20 of the kids are going to sub par privates

Dang—that’s a bit harsh!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's good about 13 kids at Bullis?

This.

This does not look impressive to me.

And seven to st Andrew’s! 20 of the kids are going to sub par privates

Anonymous wrote:What's good about 13 kids at Bullis?

This.

This does not look impressive to me.

What's good about 13 kids at Bullis?

How did K-8s do this past year? I know Norwood published their matriculation list, which seems quite good. I put a star next to the schools that kids are attending.

Barrie School
Bullis School (13)*
Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School
The Field School*
Georgetown Day School*
Georgetown Preparatory School (2)*
Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School*
Gonzaga College High School*
Our Lady of Good Counsel High School
Holton-Arms School (3)*
Key School
Landon School (3)*
Langley High School*
The Lawrenceville School
The Madeira School (2)*
Maret School (4)*
McLean School
Mercersburg Academy*
Montgomery Blair High School Science, Mathematics, and Computer Science Magnet Program
National Cathedral School*
Phillips Exeter Academy
Poolesville High School Magnet Program
The Potomac School (2)*
Sandy Spring Friends School*
Sidwell Friends School (3)*
Spencerville Adventist Academy
St. Albans School (2)*
St. Andrew's Episcopal School (7)*
St. Vincent Pallotti High School
Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart (3)*
Walt Whitman High School (2)*
Washington Christian Academy
Winston Churchill High School (2)*
Woodberry Forest School
Thomas Wootton High School (2)*

https://www.norwoodschool.org/program/high-school-placement