Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The real bottom line is that in Metro DC for private HS the demand exceeds openings.
I would be extremely happy if one or more K8s (on either side of the river) would expand to be a K12. This is just what Potomac did, more than 50 years after its founding. There would be a startup curve to filling the upper school in such a case, but I think more than enough demand exists.
Congressional's buildable land actually is about the same as Potomac's buildable land, but all of the existing Congressional buildings would need to be replaced systematically with taller versions (which means $$$$$).
Buildable land is one challenge. A very wealthy interested donor is the biggest challenge of all.
Was considered at Congressional over a decade ago. Determined to be not feasible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I heard Sheridan did well too. The new head is savvy and she knows results matter.
LOVE the new head. We toured and he is outstanding, enthusiastic and transparent. It's a lovely school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did Norwood, St Pats, Sheridan and Lowell do?
this one is Sheridan. New admin staff makes it hard for them to get acceptances:
"At our K-8, got 2 into Maret, I believe 4 into Sidwell, 2 into a Cathedral school, 1 into Holton (which is far), and then a bunch into Burke, Field, and SSSA. Several others are headed to public or Catholic and one to boarding. Once again zero admits to GDS despite the majority of the class applying. Overall, OK, but not great (BTW, some overlap in stats above, but surprisingly less than you'd think)."
Sheridan used to be a GDS feeder from what I heard but no more.
I know of at least two GDS admits from Sheridan.
Anonymous wrote:Immanuel Christian probably has space, the high school is pretty large.
Anonymous wrote:I heard Sheridan did well too. The new head is savvy and she knows results matter.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did Norwood, St Pats, Sheridan and Lowell do?
this one is Sheridan. New admin staff makes it hard for them to get acceptances:
"At our K-8, got 2 into Maret, I believe 4 into Sidwell, 2 into a Cathedral school, 1 into Holton (which is far), and then a bunch into Burke, Field, and SSSA. Several others are headed to public or Catholic and one to boarding. Once again zero admits to GDS despite the majority of the class applying. Overall, OK, but not great (BTW, some overlap in stats above, but surprisingly less than you'd think)."
Sheridan used to be a GDS feeder from what I heard but no more.
Are those Sheridan’s results? Doesn’t sound like it with SSSA results. That’s not typically a Sheridan destination.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did Norwood, St Pats, Sheridan and Lowell do?
this one is Sheridan. New admin staff makes it hard for them to get acceptances:
"At our K-8, got 2 into Maret, I believe 4 into Sidwell, 2 into a Cathedral school, 1 into Holton (which is far), and then a bunch into Burke, Field, and SSSA. Several others are headed to public or Catholic and one to boarding. Once again zero admits to GDS despite the majority of the class applying. Overall, OK, but not great (BTW, some overlap in stats above, but surprisingly less than you'd think)."
Sheridan used to be a GDS feeder from what I heard but no more.
Are those Sheridan’s results? Doesn’t sound like it with SSSA results. That’s not typically a Sheridan destination.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did Norwood, St Pats, Sheridan and Lowell do?
this one is Sheridan. New admin staff makes it hard for them to get acceptances:
"At our K-8, got 2 into Maret, I believe 4 into Sidwell, 2 into a Cathedral school, 1 into Holton (which is far), and then a bunch into Burke, Field, and SSSA. Several others are headed to public or Catholic and one to boarding. Once again zero admits to GDS despite the majority of the class applying. Overall, OK, but not great (BTW, some overlap in stats above, but surprisingly less than you'd think)."
Sheridan used to be a GDS feeder from what I heard but no more.
Anonymous wrote:This quote is not about Sheridan. Not accurate at all. Sheridan is super tiny, and they did well from what I know from my own kid and some friends. People need to calm down. Does your child have a good option? Great, be glad and move on. If you’re only waitlisted, reach out to the school and graciously ask for help. That said, I have not heard of anyone who got waitlisted everywhere.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did Norwood, St Pats, Sheridan and Lowell do?
this one is Sheridan. New admin staff makes it hard for them to get acceptances:
"At our K-8, got 2 into Maret, I believe 4 into Sidwell, 2 into a Cathedral school, 1 into Holton (which is far), and then a bunch into Burke, Field, and SSSA. Several others are headed to public or Catholic and one to boarding. Once again zero admits to GDS despite the majority of the class applying. Overall, OK, but not great (BTW, some overlap in stats above, but surprisingly less than you'd think)."
Sheridan used to be a GDS feeder from what I heard but no more.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did Norwood, St Pats, Sheridan and Lowell do?
this one is Sheridan. New admin staff makes it hard for them to get acceptances:
"At our K-8, got 2 into Maret, I believe 4 into Sidwell, 2 into a Cathedral school, 1 into Holton (which is far), and then a bunch into Burke, Field, and SSSA. Several others are headed to public or Catholic and one to boarding. Once again zero admits to GDS despite the majority of the class applying. Overall, OK, but not great (BTW, some overlap in stats above, but surprisingly less than you'd think)."
Sheridan used to be a GDS feeder from what I heard but no more.