Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That list could be any public school in any state minus the 100k the parents paid out.

Perhaps partially true, but those students you mention would not be as prepared for success nor such a promising future. Fact.

Define success.

Public schools prepare kids for success.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That list could be any public school in any state minus the 100k the parents paid out.

Perhaps partially true, but those students you mention would not be as prepared for success nor such a promising future. Fact.

Define success.

Anonymous wrote:That list could be any public school in any state minus the 100k the parents paid out.

Perhaps partially true, but those students you mention would not be as prepared for success nor such a promising future. Fact.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our family takes Catholicism seriously and we are thrilled with Stone Ridge. 2 daughters currently there- both started in 9th.

will you take it so seriously if your daughter tells you she is a lesbian? or wants to become a priest but the church doesn't support her?

Taking it seriously does not seem to equate to following the Magisterium. Never understood that myself. Just become an Episcopalian.

Anonymous wrote:Our family takes Catholicism seriously and we are thrilled with Stone Ridge. 2 daughters currently there- both started in 9th.

will you take it so seriously if your daughter tells you she is a lesbian? or wants to become a priest but the church doesn't support her?

That list could be any public school in any state minus the 100k the parents paid out.

In my experience the obnoxiousness of the parents is in inverse proportion to the amount of money they have. However it is the ones with money that are feted by those who run the school because they're caught up in a never ending chase for cash.

if you go there you have to say you love it, if you don't go there and go to another school they will look down on you.

average academics average sports, swim team is top notch

the parents were the worst lots of frat dads and the moms well like all schools they are the moms.

The college counselors are incredible. This list proves it.

Love that they list the sport. So organized and transparent.

Great list, thank you.

Stone Ridge Matriculations 2020:

American University

Boston College (3)

Boston University

Bucknell University (2)

Case Western Reserve University

Clemson University (2)

Cleveland Institute of Music

Colby College

Colgate University

College of Charleston

College of the Holy Cross (4) (1 for Soccer)

College of William and Mary (Lacrosse)

Colorado College

Cornell University

Dalhousie University, Canada

Davidson College

Duke University

Fairfield University (2) (1 for Lacrosse)

Florida State University

Fordham University

Georgetown University (2)

Harvard University

Haverford College

Johns Hopkins University (Swimming)

King’s College London

La Salle University (Golf)

New York University (3) (1 for Swimming)

Northeastern University

Northwestern University (Swimming)

Penn State University (2)

Pomona College

Princeton University (Basketball)

Providence College

Rice University

Rochester Institute of Technology

Sewanee, The University of the South

Smith College

Spelman College

St. Joseph’s University

St. Mary’s College of Maryland (Cross Country)

Syracuse University

Tulane University (3)

University of Alabama

University of California, Los Angeles

University of Chicago

University of Denver (Lacrosse)

University of Maryland (2)

University of Miami (2)

University of Michigan (3)

University of Notre Dame (3)

University of Oregon

University of Pennsylvania

University of Pittsburgh

University of Scranton

University of South Carolina (2)

University of St Andrews, Scotland

University of Texas, Austin

University of Virginia (3)

University of Wisconsin (Swimming)

Vanderbilt University

Villanova University (2)

Virginia Tech

Wake Forest University

Washington and Lee University

Wellesley College

Xavier University

Yale University (Diving)

We love this school, our girls have been there for 5 years with one in middle and one in lower school right now. We've always felt at home there and their transition to an online curriculum over the past couple of months has been impressive.

I have subbed in the upper school, and I have been impressed by the students, faculty, and administrators alike. The faculty are professional, they are excellent communicators, and they have high expectations of their students. The students are disciplined, they are self-starters, and the seniors seem to be quite ready to take on university. The administration is supportive and respectful.

For those of you who are unhappy, what specifically is the problem with SR Middle School?
One poster referenced a change in the head of middle school, but no real reasons for complaint. I have also heard math complaints, but I am still unsure about concerns. Would any previous posters be willing to be more specific about what makes them unhappy? Considering Middle School year after next and would appreciate clear feedback. Thanks.