Anonymous wrote:We had a good friend with a child bullied at WES and the school did nothing about it. They left. Choose Lowell.

Well...we know 2 children who were bullied at Lowell and the school did nothing about it. See how this BS can work?

We had a good friend with a child bullied at WES and the school did nothing about it. They left. Choose Lowell.

WES definitely

Lowell

Anonymous wrote:Don’t do it. Find a k-12. No one in their right mind would want to go thru this hell again.

N-8 model is so empowering for those kids going through all those changes between 6th and 8th grade. Don't let the poster above put you off schools going through 8th.

Also, definitely WES. Lots to love about the place already, and some very exciting things coming up in the next few years.

Lowell!

Closer commute.

WES, definitely.

Don’t do it. Find a k-12. No one in their right mind would want to go thru this hell again.

We are in our second year at Lowell and love it! The school is very child-centered with teachers and staff really getting children, how they learn, and provides a very nurturing environment for all. Lowell is extremely purposeful about diversity and inclusion and is the one school we have seen that doesn't just say "we value diversity" but goes to great lengths to prove it.

Lowell is non-sectarian, and is an incredibly inclusive community! They also have an integrated curriculum (arts, music, and great STEM program/opportunities for kids)!

One is religious and the other isn’t?

Same poster. WES has a great head of school and the focus on the arts and all of the plays and the musical and the international and domestic study trips. We are more impressed every year. And it seems to recognize when it has a weakness and improve.

We looked at both and chose WES 7 Years ago. Chose WES. Lowell is a fine school but WES really impressed us. Now we love it of course having been there so long. Any questions please ask.

Anyone consider these options and have advice?