Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yep, affluent means smart.
Affluent often translates to more/better resources.
To the person that asked about ES/MS, the ones I’m familiar with are in South Riding. I have a friend whose DD is in a CS enrichment school, and she is beyond thrilled with all the opportunities available to her daughter.
Anonymous wrote:Yep, affluent means smart.
Anonymous wrote:Define “better.”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t know if it is the case that FCPS is superior to LCPS. What I’ve heard from friends with kids in LCPS makes me think that they’re more forward thinking than FCPS is.
I haven’t really heard anything good about Centreville HS’s academics from anyone, including kids that go there. No idea about the LC high schools, but the closer in elementary and middle schools have good reputations.
Ashburn is more affluent than Centreville, so Stone Bridge has higher test scores, but Centreville has a larger Asian population and actually offers more academically. The high schools in LCPS are cookie-cutter and there’s not much to distinguish one from the other.
Anonymous wrote:I don’t know if it is the case that FCPS is superior to LCPS. What I’ve heard from friends with kids in LCPS makes me think that they’re more forward thinking than FCPS is.
I haven’t really heard anything good about Centreville HS’s academics from anyone, including kids that go there. No idea about the LC high schools, but the closer in elementary and middle schools have good reputations.
Anonymous wrote:I don’t know if it is the case that FCPS is superior to LCPS. What I’ve heard from friends with kids in LCPS makes me think that they’re more forward thinking than FCPS is.
I haven’t really heard anything good about Centreville HS’s academics from anyone, including kids that go there. No idea about the LC high schools, but the closer in elementary and middle schools have good reputations.