Farmer wrote:Anonymous wrote:Am wondering what high school(s) might be the best fit for our non-binary child. They are very proud of their LGBT identity and also have mild dyslexia and lots of anxiety about schoolwork generally. Need a place with lots of hand-holding and individual attention. Definitely no Sidwell or other pressure-cooker schools. Looking at Burke, and maybe Field. Where else?
Georgetown Day. It's amongst the most progressive schools in the city.
Anonymous wrote:Am wondering what high school(s) might be the best fit for our non-binary child. They are very proud of their LGBT identity and also have mild dyslexia and lots of anxiety about schoolwork generally. Need a place with lots of hand-holding and individual attention. Definitely no Sidwell or other pressure-cooker schools. Looking at Burke, and maybe Field. Where else?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NCS is offering a gay studies class this year, though the learning differences might put this school out of the running.
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A class will not change the mindset. NCS is a very conservative school.
I have two adult children, one who graduated from STA and the other from NCS within the past ten years. NCS, from our experience, was FAR from conservative; in fact, we found the culture of STA much more conservative, while NCS embraced diversity. I just looked at the NCS website and the English Department has classes on LGBTQ American Studies, Black Lives in Lit, Asian American Lit, and Native American Lit. The school has also been active in supporting the BLM movement and the racial reckoning caused by it. None of this sounds conservative to me at all!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NCS is offering a gay studies class this year, though the learning differences might put this school out of the running.
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A class will not change the mindset. NCS is a very conservative school.
Anonymous wrote:NCS is offering a gay studies class this year, though the learning differences might put this school out of the running.
A class will not change the mindset. NCS is a very conservative school. Anonymous wrote:Burke
Field
St Andrews (SAES)
Sandy Spring Friends
McLean
Nora
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not Basis McLean. When I taught there another teacher wanted to help students start a Gay-Straight alliance, and the administration forbid him from doing so.
That is weird they were on the list from gay parenting … always pays to listen to people with first hand experience …
The Gay-Parent Magazine list is paid advertisers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not The Heights. I don’t know what pp was thinking!
The person put heights and prep down as a joke. (They are the only religious schools in the area).
Anonymous wrote:Burke
Field
St Andrews (SAES)
Sandy Spring Friends
McLean
Nora
Anonymous wrote:Burke
Field
St Andrews (SAES)
Sandy Spring Friends
McLean
Nora
Anonymous wrote:Most schools would be welcoming.