Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is the commute to CMI?
From where?
Coming from Bloomingdale. Not sure if it's worth it for us to include it on our list if the commute would suck. My office is at Penn Quarter. Not sure if there is any way to avoid N Cap.
I go to YY close to CM from Truxton Circle, up 1St NW to R St NW to N. Cap. Takes about 15 minutes given traffic. After parking and walking kid into school and drive back home takes about an hour but I go back down 1St NW from Rhode Island. I would estimate about an hour drive round trip to CM. It's mostly the traffic back downtown that is a PITA.
Maybe you'll get into MV...
My son has a classmate whose parents bring her up from Bloomingdale (I dont' know where they go after), but they say it's easy going up North Capital.
Going up should be fine but driving back down is the problem. May be a deal breaker for us.
Anonymous wrote:Anyone actually have a student or know of a student at CMI? Is it really hype or ?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why would you put CMI as your number one choice if you live on the Hill? You'd be driving past like 6 better schools. No offense.
Curious as to which ones you consider better? One of the reasons is the option for middle at CMI. There aren't any good public options on the hill.
Agree. Young Hill families are so cute.
like they are going to get into both and have a choice.
CMI just strikes me as a lot of buzzwords with little to show for it. Not bashing it, but the international primary curriculum is Not a draw for us. Also the Spanish and mandarin exposure is a waste of time. If you're going to devote that much time to language study, I'd expect something to show for it. But if you want to drive forever and go to CMI, that's your choice. You could also move to an uglier part of DC and have an easy commute too! Or just move to the suburbs (NWDC). Your call. I just find it strange that you'd take a long drive to a mediocre school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why would you put CMI as your number one choice if you live on the Hill? You'd be driving past like 6 better schools. No offense.
Curious as to which ones you consider better? One of the reasons is the option for middle at CMI. There aren't any good public options on the hill.
Agree. Young Hill families are so cute.
like they are going to get into both and have a choice.
CMI just strikes me as a lot of buzzwords with little to show for it. Not bashing it, but the international primary curriculum is Not a draw for us. Also the Spanish and mandarin exposure is a waste of time. If you're going to devote that much time to language study, I'd expect something to show for it. But if you want to drive forever and go to CMI, that's your choice. You could also move to an uglier part of DC and have an easy commute too! Or just move to the suburbs (NWDC). Your call. I just find it strange that you'd take a long drive to a mediocre school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why would you put CMI as your number one choice if you live on the Hill? You'd be driving past like 6 better schools. No offense.
Curious as to which ones you consider better? One of the reasons is the option for middle at CMI. There aren't any good public options on the hill.
Agree. Young Hill families are so cute.
like they are going to get into both and have a choice.
CMI just strikes me as a lot of buzzwords with little to show for it. Not bashing it, but the international primary curriculum is Not a draw for us. Also the Spanish and mandarin exposure is a waste of time. If you're going to devote that much time to language study, I'd expect something to show for it. But if you want to drive forever and go to CMI, that's your choice. You could also move to an uglier part of DC and have an easy commute too! Or just move to the suburbs (NWDC). Your call. I just find it strange that you'd take a long drive to a mediocre school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why would you put CMI as your number one choice if you live on the Hill? You'd be driving past like 6 better schools. No offense.
Curious as to which ones you consider better? One of the reasons is the option for middle at CMI. There aren't any good public options on the hill.
Agree. Young Hill families are so cute.
like they are going to get into both and have a choice.
Anonymous wrote:How well are older students at Stokes doing in the target language? Are the academics challenging?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why would you put CMI as your number one choice if you live on the Hill? You'd be driving past like 6 better schools. No offense.
Curious as to which ones you consider better? One of the reasons is the option for middle at CMI. There aren't any good public options on the hill.
Agree. Young Hill families are so cute.
like they are going to get into both and have a choice.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why would you put CMI as your number one choice if you live on the Hill? You'd be driving past like 6 better schools. No offense.
Curious as to which ones you consider better? One of the reasons is the option for middle at CMI. There aren't any good public options on the hill.
Anonymous wrote:Why would you put CMI as your number one choice if you live on the Hill? You'd be driving past like 6 better schools. No offense.