Anonymous wrote:Honestly I don’t understand. dalton is regarded as a weak school now because of rh hot mess in the last 5 years. Who still thinks it’s a good option?

Compared to what? It's way better academically than any other lefty-ish school, college admissions numbers are still staggering (15% HYP, 33% Ivy), it's less of a pressure cooker than Trinity/HM/Brearley... maybe people are deciding they don't like that philosophy anymore, but I don't know what school people who would have ranked it first 5 years ago are choosing over it now unless they're people who would apply to all three of HM, Dalton, and Trinity because they don't actually have an opinion about anything except the brand name.

Anonymous wrote:Honestly I don’t understand. dalton is regarded as a weak school now because of rh hot mess in the last 5 years. Who still thinks it’s a good option?

Know parents at Dalton that are supplementing a lot for literacy and math. Too much project based learning in lower school

Honestly I don’t understand. dalton is regarded as a weak school now because of rh hot mess in the last 5 years. Who still thinks it’s a good option?

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Anonymous wrote:Chapin!

Good luck!! We love it there, even though we didn't start at K. Everyone belongs.

Could you speak to the academics, esp in the upper grades?

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Anonymous wrote:Trinity.

Will probably end up at a boys k-8. Alas.

Did you risk a first choice letter to Trinity

We did. Wrote love letters to the other schools.

I think you should be good. I heard last year they turned down people's first choice letters if they were not going to give them offers. So no news is good news. Assuming you are in a connected Preschool

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Anonymous wrote:Trinity.

Will probably end up at a boys k-8. Alas.

Did you risk a first choice letter to Trinity

We did. Wrote love letters to the other schools.