Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I've had kids at both Einstein and Blair.
Blair is a big school with more course offerings (especially if you have a kid interested in math and science), but it is such a big school that they have many elective offerings in every subject. They also have a better instrumental music program.
Einstein has the IB program, it has more school spirit, and a tighter knit community.
Are you walkable to either school? My kid could walk to and from Einstein. That convenience is priceless.
Einstein has a special music program that Blair does not have.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I've had kids at both Einstein and Blair.
Blair is a big school with more course offerings (especially if you have a kid interested in math and science), but it is such a big school that they have many elective offerings in every subject. They also have a better instrumental music program.
Einstein has the IB program, it has more school spirit, and a tighter knit community.
Are you walkable to either school? My kid could walk to and from Einstein. That convenience is priceless.
Thanks. It’s a bus ride either way. One of the buses is earlier but the stop is closer to our house.
I thought people liked the Einstein instrumental program?
I've only been an audience member, but the instrumental performances I've seen at Einstein have been terrific.
Direct experience here - Einstein has a great jazz band, but is working on its orchestra. The instrumental music director, Mr. Kelly, is absolutely fantastic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I've had kids at both Einstein and Blair.
Blair is a big school with more course offerings (especially if you have a kid interested in math and science), but it is such a big school that they have many elective offerings in every subject. They also have a better instrumental music program.
Einstein has the IB program, it has more school spirit, and a tighter knit community.
Are you walkable to either school? My kid could walk to and from Einstein. That convenience is priceless.
Thanks. It’s a bus ride either way. One of the buses is earlier but the stop is closer to our house.
I thought people liked the Einstein instrumental program?
I've only been an audience member, but the instrumental performances I've seen at Einstein have been terrific.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thanks. I was wondering if anyone had insights into the differences in school cultures, teachers, administration, overall high school experience, etc.
They are similar. Bad and bad... For low SES families and kids.
We are not a low income family (we make 400k a year) and we are happy with Blair.
everybody makes 400k or more here
Nope!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thanks. I was wondering if anyone had insights into the differences in school cultures, teachers, administration, overall high school experience, etc.
They are similar. Bad and bad... For low SES families and kids.
We are not a low income family (we make 400k a year) and we are happy with Blair.
everybody makes 400k or more here
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thanks. I was wondering if anyone had insights into the differences in school cultures, teachers, administration, overall high school experience, etc.
They are similar. Bad and bad... For low SES families and kids.
We are not a low income family (we make 400k a year) and we are happy with Blair.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I've had kids at both Einstein and Blair.
Blair is a big school with more course offerings (especially if you have a kid interested in math and science), but it is such a big school that they have many elective offerings in every subject. They also have a better instrumental music program.
Einstein has the IB program, it has more school spirit, and a tighter knit community.
Are you walkable to either school? My kid could walk to and from Einstein. That convenience is priceless.
Thanks. It’s a bus ride either way. One of the buses is earlier but the stop is closer to our house.
I thought people liked the Einstein instrumental program?
Anonymous wrote:I've had kids at both Einstein and Blair.
Blair is a big school with more course offerings (especially if you have a kid interested in math and science), but it is such a big school that they have many elective offerings in every subject. They also have a better instrumental music program.
Einstein has the IB program, it has more school spirit, and a tighter knit community.
Are you walkable to either school? My kid could walk to and from Einstein. That convenience is priceless.
Anonymous wrote:I've had kids at both Einstein and Blair.
Blair is a big school with more course offerings (especially if you have a kid interested in math and science), but it is such a big school that they have many elective offerings in every subject. They also have a better instrumental music program.
Einstein has the IB program, it has more school spirit, and a tighter knit community.
Are you walkable to either school? My kid could walk to and from Einstein. That convenience is priceless.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thanks. I was wondering if anyone had insights into the differences in school cultures, teachers, administration, overall high school experience, etc.
They are similar. Bad and bad... For low SES families and kids.
We are not a low income family (we make 400k a year) and we are happy with Blair.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thanks. I was wondering if anyone had insights into the differences in school cultures, teachers, administration, overall high school experience, etc.
They are similar. Bad and bad... For low SES families and kids.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thanks. I was wondering if anyone had insights into the differences in school cultures, teachers, administration, overall high school experience, etc.
Both are similar save for the magnet program which buses in kids for across the county to prop up it's metrics
Anonymous wrote:Thanks. I was wondering if anyone had insights into the differences in school cultures, teachers, administration, overall high school experience, etc.