Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It makes me sad to hear that several conservative families are beginning to express that they feel uncomfortable. When they try to express this, they are viewed as intolerant. If they want true diversity, all families need to feel welcome - including conservative and republican families.
I think to a large extent, this depends on the conservative family. Some Beauvoir families are uncomfortable with the racism and xenophobia expressed by Trump and Cruz. If you are a Trump or Crus supporter, you are likely to feel uncomfortable expressing that support at Beauvoir, which has a diverse student population that includes immigrants and minorities.
Please give us a specific example-- just one-- of the "racism and xenophobia" expressed by trump and/or Cruz. An exact quote
You make joke, right? Ha. Ha.
Actually, no. I'm still waiting!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:PP thanks! I've visited the school numerous times and we have applied. We can't find anything wrong with the school and we keep wondering if we are missing something. At the other schools we have visited, we like many things but can usually identify at least one con. With Beauvoir it may be as you suggest, that it ends at 3.
If we get accepted and attend I'm not sure we would be one of the families looking ahead to NCS. I've heard that if you aren't that could cause some tension. Have you experienced any of that or witnessed that?
So the whole child molester on FBI most wanted isn't a negative?
Anonymous wrote:PP thanks! I've visited the school numerous times and we have applied. We can't find anything wrong with the school and we keep wondering if we are missing something. At the other schools we have visited, we like many things but can usually identify at least one con. With Beauvoir it may be as you suggest, that it ends at 3.
If we get accepted and attend I'm not sure we would be one of the families looking ahead to NCS. I've heard that if you aren't that could cause some tension. Have you experienced any of that or witnessed that?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It makes me sad to hear that several conservative families are beginning to express that they feel uncomfortable. When they try to express this, they are viewed as intolerant. If they want true diversity, all families need to feel welcome - including conservative and republican families.
I think to a large extent, this depends on the conservative family. Some Beauvoir families are uncomfortable with the racism and xenophobia expressed by Trump and Cruz. If you are a Trump or Crus supporter, you are likely to feel uncomfortable expressing that support at Beauvoir, which has a diverse student population that includes immigrants and minorities.
Please give us a specific example-- just one-- of the "racism and xenophobia" expressed by trump and/or Cruz. An exact quote
You make joke, right? Ha. Ha.
Actually, no. I'm still waiting!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did you know that this school costs $34,0000 a year?! I am absolutely floored. $34 thousand dollars a year. For pre-k. What am I missing?!
You're missing nothing . It is not worth $34,000.
DC spends close to $29K per year on each elementary school child. I would say that, dollar for dollar, Beauvoir blows DCPS away.
Anonymous wrote:Did you know that this school costs $34,0000 a year?! I am absolutely floored. $34 thousand dollars a year. For pre-k. What am I missing?!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did you know that this school costs $34,0000 a year?! I am absolutely floored. $34 thousand dollars a year. For pre-k. What am I missing?!
You're missing nothing . It is not worth $34,000.
DC spends close to $29K per year on each elementary school child. I would say that, dollar for dollar, Beauvoir blows DCPS away.
As an education expert, I feel every child should get the best possible education, but unfortunately thee are deeply entrenched systemic issues in public education that may ale years to solve. I send my children to Beauvoir because it offers much better quality than offered at the public school we're zoned for.
Anyone who is versed in early childhood education will tell you that the earliest years are the most formative and important. They are the years in which children's attitude toward learning are developed, as well as a self-image of themselves as learners. Get those things wrong and the damage may be very hard to reverse.
If I had to choose between a great private PK-2nd grade education vs. a great private high school education, I would invest in the PK-2nd.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It makes me sad to hear that several conservative families are beginning to express that they feel uncomfortable. When they try to express this, they are viewed as intolerant. If they want true diversity, all families need to feel welcome - including conservative and republican families.
I think to a large extent, this depends on the conservative family. Some Beauvoir families are uncomfortable with the racism and xenophobia expressed by Trump and Cruz. If you are a Trump or Crus supporter, you are likely to feel uncomfortable expressing that support at Beauvoir, which has a diverse student population that includes immigrants and minorities.
Please give us a specific example-- just one-- of the "racism and xenophobia" expressed by trump and/or Cruz. An exact quote
You make joke, right? Ha. Ha.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did you know that this school costs $34,0000 a year?! I am absolutely floored. $34 thousand dollars a year. For pre-k. What am I missing?!
You're missing nothing . It is not worth $34,000.
DC spends close to $29K per year on each elementary school child. I would say that, dollar for dollar, Beauvoir blows DCPS away.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did you know that this school costs $34,0000 a year?! I am absolutely floored. $34 thousand dollars a year. For pre-k. What am I missing?!
You're missing nothing . It is not worth $34,000.
Anonymous wrote:Did you know that this school costs $34,0000 a year?! I am absolutely floored. $34 thousand dollars a year. For pre-k. What am I missing?!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It makes me sad to hear that several conservative families are beginning to express that they feel uncomfortable. When they try to express this, they are viewed as intolerant. If they want true diversity, all families need to feel welcome - including conservative and republican families.
I think to a large extent, this depends on the conservative family. Some Beauvoir families are uncomfortable with the racism and xenophobia expressed by Trump and Cruz. If you are a Trump or Crus supporter, you are likely to feel uncomfortable expressing that support at Beauvoir, which has a diverse student population that includes immigrants and minorities.
Please give us a specific example-- just one-- of the "racism and xenophobia" expressed by trump and/or Cruz. An exact quote
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It makes me sad to hear that several conservative families are beginning to express that they feel uncomfortable. When they try to express this, they are viewed as intolerant. If they want true diversity, all families need to feel welcome - including conservative and republican families.
I think to a large extent, this depends on the conservative family. Some Beauvoir families are uncomfortable with the racism and xenophobia expressed by Trump and Cruz. If you are a Trump or Crus supporter, you are likely to feel uncomfortable expressing that support at Beauvoir, which has a diverse student population that includes immigrants and minorities.