Anonymous wrote:The covid protocols for private seem like it could easily be found in public so not really a pro.
Anonymous wrote:We've been in private six years and worked super hard pre-COVID for community, which is much tougher when you all live far apart. COVID mostly brought that to an end, save for my kids best 2-3 friends who aren't also (coincidentally) local. As they grow, and given how much we've been shelling out for private to be virtual so many times, this thread resonates with me and I'm considering pulling out (and losing the deposit). It IS scary to put them from a pond (private) into an ocean (public), but that is going to happen at some point. Better at 6th? 9th? IDK!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Go back to public, private is not worth the money.
As in, it's not worth any money? How much would it be worth, in your estimation?
Anonymous wrote:will take what you say with a shaker of salt.
this response is chefs kiss
will take what you say with a shaker of salt.
Anonymous wrote:Go back to public, private is not worth the money.
Anonymous wrote:Go back to public, private is not worth the money.
Anonymous wrote:Go back to public, private is not worth the money.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm just confused about all the posters talking about the lack of community at their schools...
This has not been my experience at all. I'm wondering if these posters are the outliers...of if I am.
Some of the same posters talk about how much they hate the school they chose and look down on it, so I think it would be rather difficult to have that attitude and then really enjoy being around all the people who disagree with you and love the school and its community. I think it would be hard to become a genuine part of a community you disrespect so much that you trash it on DCUM daily. Sometimes, you really have to take this cite with a shaker of salt.