Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No experience with EH. However, if your daughter is interested at all in theater and/or debate, the SH drama players and debate club are both terrific!
Our child is starting 8th grade at EH this year and we have been happy with the experience. Don't think you can go wrong either way. EH facilities/outdoor space is a bit bigger, but otherwise they offer similar courses, clubs, sports, etc.
This. I am usually a go to the closer one/your IB for these two schools, but if your kid is specific into theater or marching band, do whatever you can to get into SH.
SH and EH do not offer equivalent theater or debate experiences. EH is starting to get those things off the ground, but particular with respect to drama (also also marching band) there is truly no comparison.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No experience with EH. However, if your daughter is interested at all in theater and/or debate, the SH drama players and debate club are both terrific!
Our child is starting 8th grade at EH this year and we have been happy with the experience. Don't think you can go wrong either way. EH facilities/outdoor space is a bit bigger, but otherwise they offer similar courses, clubs, sports, etc.
Anonymous wrote:No experience with EH. However, if your daughter is interested at all in theater and/or debate, the SH drama players and debate club are both terrific!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You heard Stuart Hobson is racist? Ok. At either EH or SH there is a cohort of white kids and white parents who are not demographically or culturally different from each other. If “racist” to you means “white kids with white parents active in the school,” you will find it both places.
The experience she had was outside of the school, in the neighborhood. Not directly tied to the school itself. Story is that they were called money and eggs were thrown at them.
Considering the area, I’m not expecting 0% white kids with white parents.
I was born and raised in DC, my daughter was raised in NC until now. So culturally, city life very different for her.
That would be an extremely unusual incident on Capitol Hill and would shock a lot of people.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You heard Stuart Hobson is racist? Ok. At either EH or SH there is a cohort of white kids and white parents who are not demographically or culturally different from each other. If “racist” to you means “white kids with white parents active in the school,” you will find it both places.
The experience she had was outside of the school, in the neighborhood. Not directly tied to the school itself. Story is that they were called money and eggs were thrown at them.
Considering the area, I’m not expecting 0% white kids with white parents.
I was born and raised in DC, my daughter was raised in NC until now. So culturally, city life very different for her.
That would be an extremely unusual incident on Capitol Hill and would shock a lot of people.
Anonymous wrote:dcps starts monday. no guarantees either school takes anyone else oob off the waitlist at this point. either is a solid middle school option.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You heard Stuart Hobson is racist? Ok. At either EH or SH there is a cohort of white kids and white parents who are not demographically or culturally different from each other. If “racist” to you means “white kids with white parents active in the school,” you will find it both places.
The experience she had was outside of the school, in the neighborhood. Not directly tied to the school itself. Story is that they were called money and eggs were thrown at them.
Considering the area, I’m not expecting 0% white kids with white parents.
I was born and raised in DC, my daughter was raised in NC until now. So culturally, city life very different for her.
Anonymous wrote:You heard Stuart Hobson is racist? Ok. At either EH or SH there is a cohort of white kids and white parents who are not demographically or culturally different from each other. If “racist” to you means “white kids with white parents active in the school,” you will find it both places.