Anonymous wrote:Are most of the girls at Holy Child wealthy? I attended one or to events and the moms gave off that vibe. We are not wealthy, (two government employees) so asking.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For a very academic (straight A’s, scores very well on standardized tests) child who has ADD, would one of these schools be better a better fit? She is also an URM.
Holy Child has expertise in dealing with learning differences. It's smaller too, so that is something to keep in mind.
This is good to know. Is there also an opportunity for others who would qualify for honors or AP classes?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For a very academic (straight A’s, scores very well on standardized tests) child who has ADD, would one of these schools be better a better fit? She is also an URM.
Holy Child has expertise in dealing with learning differences. It's smaller too, so that is something to keep in mind.
Anonymous wrote:For a very academic (straight A’s, scores very well on standardized tests) child who has ADD, would one of these schools be better a better fit? She is also an URM.
Anonymous wrote:Which of the two schools is considered more prestigious? Or are they considered equal?
Anonymous wrote:Which of the two schools is considered more prestigious? Or are they considered equal?