Anonymous wrote:Have a white kid at Key, all of her friends are white, and she is now more reluctant to play with black kids at the playground than with white kids. There's a lot of good things about Key. Racial and economic diversity are not among them.

Thanks for the insight!

Have a white kid at Key, all of her friends are white, and she is now more reluctant to play with black kids at the playground than with white kids. There's a lot of good things about Key. Racial and economic diversity are not among them.

We are a (white) Key family but my daughter has a pretty diverse friend group racially. Her teacher last year is Black and the staff overall is amazing.

I will say everyone is relatively wealthy — even the few OOB kids that lottery in seem to come from pretty well off families. So if you’re looking for socioeconomic diversity you won’t find a ton of that…

The education has been amazing and we really love it. It has a true neighborhood feel and we run into families at the park and around the school all the time.