Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The school is way too big and monopolized by mean kids and entitled parents. The ones that wanted good education moved their kids to private
Well... This is kind of DC's experience.
Anonymous wrote:The school is way too big and monopolized by mean kids and entitled parents. The ones that wanted good education moved their kids to private
Anonymous wrote:The school is way too big and monopolized by mean kids and entitled parents. The ones that wanted good education moved their kids to private
Anonymous wrote:You can join clubs at any time during the school year. There aren't a ton of them. I agree with the advice about after school activities.
Your child will still be able to make winter and spring school sports tryouts for basketball and soccer in the spring. They are both really hard to make despite the fact that MS sports are kind of lame. Much worse for boys. Heard more tha 100 for 15 spots on basketball, more than 100 for 22 for soccer. But girls teams are also extremely difficult too.
Anonymous wrote:I'd suggest checking out the after school activities (there are a ton) and there's a buddy program for new kids that I'm pretty sure would still be accessible in Nov.
other than that, you can join the PTSA which is pretty active
the school is big but they break it up into two sub-groups so kids are mostly in the same classes with others in that cohort