Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Take a look at St Paul’s upper school. They just ended the IB program bc so few boys were actually earning the diploma. DS graduated a couple of years ago and only 4 kids of about 24 who attempted full diploma did well enough to earn diploma. And only 1/3 of the class even attempted the program. Not very strong academics.
Many families are not looking for ‘strong academics’ in the first place.
Anonymous wrote:Take a look at St Paul’s upper school. They just ended the IB program bc so few boys were actually earning the diploma. DS graduated a couple of years ago and only 4 kids of about 24 who attempted full diploma did well enough to earn diploma. And only 1/3 of the class even attempted the program. Not very strong academics.
Anonymous wrote:Take a look at St Paul’s upper school. They just ended the IB program bc so few boys were actually earning the diploma. DS graduated a couple of years ago and only 4 kids of about 24 who attempted full diploma did well enough to earn diploma. And only 1/3 of the class even attempted the program. Not very strong academics.
Anonymous wrote:We were accepted to:
1. St. Paul’s
2. Gilman
3. Boys’ Latin
4. Gerstell Academy
Not accepted at McDonogh
DS is entering K… leaning towards St. Paul’s but very happy with our options.
Anonymous wrote:Yay! My daughter was accepted to Bryn Mawr and McDonogh! Which one would be the better choice?
Anonymous wrote:Yay! My daughter was accepted to Bryn Mawr and McDonogh! Which one would be the better choice?
Anonymous wrote:I’m already super distracted at work (fed), I really hope decisions come out soon! We only applied to one, and if it doesn’t work out will plan to do either our local public or one or the smaller pre-schools that goes through K.