Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's a big school. Some kids are partiers. Many are not. My Yorktown kid has lots of friends, is involved in activities, and doesn't drink or hookup at all. I don't think most of her friends do either. They do occasionally sneak off campus and go to the Harrison Shopping Center for coffee or lunch.l0
Ummm yeah sure...
I’m not pp, but why is that unbelievable to you?
I guess people who convince themselves that all high schoolers are skipping school to drink and hook up in the poison ivy aren’t really rational, so forget I asked.
Keep clutching those pearls and move along. You probably don't really know your high schooler(s).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's a big school. Some kids are partiers. Many are not. My Yorktown kid has lots of friends, is involved in activities, and doesn't drink or hookup at all. I don't think most of her friends do either. They do occasionally sneak off campus and go to the Harrison Shopping Center for coffee or lunch.l0
Ummm yeah sure...
I’m not pp, but why is that unbelievable to you?
I guess people who convince themselves that all high schoolers are skipping school to drink and hook up in the poison ivy aren’t really rational, so forget I asked.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's a big school. Some kids are partiers. Many are not. My Yorktown kid has lots of friends, is involved in activities, and doesn't drink or hookup at all. I don't think most of her friends do either. They do occasionally sneak off campus and go to the Harrison Shopping Center for coffee or lunch.l0
Ummm yeah sure...
Anonymous wrote:Yorktown HS isn't BH 90210 or the OC. Just like any school there are different groups.
Anonymous wrote:It's a big school. Some kids are partiers. Many are not. My Yorktown kid has lots of friends, is involved in activities, and doesn't drink or hookup at all. I don't think most of her friends do either. They do occasionally sneak off campus and go to the Harrison Shopping Center for coffee or lunch.l0
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My neighbors kids shared that it is very common for kids to skip school, go into the woods and drink, hook up and then return to class. Administration kind of looks the other way. Many of these students make good grades and play sports.
Lol. You think with all the type A parents who live around the school and any nearby stands of trees (what woods?) that a significant number of kids could get away with this? And that those same parents ignore all the missed class notifications?
Let me tell you, even if the parents looked the other way, the NextDoor Nellies wouldn’t. People walk their dogs through the nearby parks all day long. Drunken teenage trysts in the area aren’t “common.”
Anonymous wrote:Other school have this issue too. It’s just an underlying classism and racism than means people are shocked when it happens with “good” kids at Yorktown, but when it happens at Wakefield they say, “well, what else would you expect.”
Anonymous wrote:No- down past Rock Spring park
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My neighbors kids shared that it is very common for kids to skip school, go into the woods and drink, hook up and then return to class. Administration kind of looks the other way. Many of these students make good grades and play sports.
Go into the woods? What woods?
The woods behind the baseball field. Have you ever seen Yorktown?
The school has a pretty serious drug problem, but maybe not more so than area privates with a similar socio-economic student body.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My neighbors kids shared that it is very common for kids to skip school, go into the woods and drink, hook up and then return to class. Administration kind of looks the other way. Many of these students make good grades and play sports.
Go into the woods? What woods?
The woods behind the baseball field. Have you ever seen Yorktown?
The school has a pretty serious drug problem, but maybe not more so than area privates with a similar socio-economic student body.