Anonymous wrote:This might be a wildly debated/unpopular view, but I think you need to consider that these instagram accounts show the school the child chose to go to. That is not always the most prestigious one they were accepted to. I went to a highly sought after boarding school, and the school I ended up going to was my choice for a variety of factors that didn't directly relate to placement. I factored in where I got more grants, the city where I wanted to live, and what I planned to study while there.
I would also argue, and this is from the slant of an UM, my time in prep school prepared me more for the workforce than my college degree. I sailed through college compared to my peers, spent a year studying in South Africa and taking a light load (because I'd been able to test out with AP scores), etc. I now have an amazing job and work right alongside people who went to Harvard and Yale with considerably less college debt because of the choices I made. So for me, my decision to send my kids to independent schools was to mirror the early investment my parents made in me. And I would argue, it paid off.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Again, the level of effort is what makes it stalkery. Not whether the information is publicly available.
And there is a difference between (a) public records that are generated automatically for everyone vs. (b) a special page that requires proactive effort to share your announcement.
Anonymous wrote:Again, the level of effort is what makes it stalkery. Not whether the information is publicly available.
Anonymous wrote:NCS? STA?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Y'all are shameful. Stalking teenagers pages. The insecurity of private parents and the checking of acceptances and then saying that you’re not sending your kid to private school based on the college acceptances. Classic 🤮. “ I’m sending my child here because it’s small and they will get a lot of personalized attention and resouces. They can’t handle the chaos of a large school.” You know you can’t protect your child forever right? I’d much rather help my child navigate the world while they’re under my roof. There must be a stat somewhere about private school kids depression rate as adults.
While you’re at it you should probably stock DMV public school pages you’d be surprised. And probably need a drink at your country club afterwards. Maybe 2!
There is nothing stalkerish about checking public instagram pages.
These kids post by their own free will.
It's PUBLIC TO THE WORLD.
Are you 100 years old? Ask your high schooler. Kids who don't want to participate don't. Those that do don't care who sees their posts.
Just curious - do you think it's slightly stalkerish to go on WhitePages to look up the address of someone you don't know to see where they live and how much their house is? That's public information too but still creepy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Y'all are shameful. Stalking teenagers pages. The insecurity of private parents and the checking of acceptances and then saying that you’re not sending your kid to private school based on the college acceptances. Classic 🤮. “ I’m sending my child here because it’s small and they will get a lot of personalized attention and resouces. They can’t handle the chaos of a large school.” You know you can’t protect your child forever right? I’d much rather help my child navigate the world while they’re under my roof. There must be a stat somewhere about private school kids depression rate as adults.
While you’re at it you should probably stock DMV public school pages you’d be surprised. And probably need a drink at your country club afterwards. Maybe 2!
There is nothing stalkerish about checking public instagram pages.
These kids post by their own free will.
It's PUBLIC TO THE WORLD.
Are you 100 years old? Ask your high schooler. Kids who don't want to participate don't. Those that do don't care who sees their posts.
Just curious - do you think it's slightly stalkerish to go on WhitePages to look up the address of someone you don't know to see where they live and how much their house is? That's public information too but still creepy.
No, I do that all the time. I’ll look up whatever I please. It would be creepy if I posted someone’s address on DCUM, though.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Y'all are shameful. Stalking teenagers pages. The insecurity of private parents and the checking of acceptances and then saying that you’re not sending your kid to private school based on the college acceptances. Classic 🤮. “ I’m sending my child here because it’s small and they will get a lot of personalized attention and resouces. They can’t handle the chaos of a large school.” You know you can’t protect your child forever right? I’d much rather help my child navigate the world while they’re under my roof. There must be a stat somewhere about private school kids depression rate as adults.
While you’re at it you should probably stock DMV public school pages you’d be surprised. And probably need a drink at your country club afterwards. Maybe 2!
There is nothing stalkerish about checking public instagram pages.
These kids post by their own free will.
It's PUBLIC TO THE WORLD.
Are you 100 years old? Ask your high schooler. Kids who don't want to participate don't. Those that do don't care who sees their posts.
Just curious - do you think it's slightly stalkerish to go on WhitePages to look up the address of someone you don't know to see where they live and how much their house is? That's public information too but still creepy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Y'all are shameful. Stalking teenagers pages. The insecurity of private parents and the checking of acceptances and then saying that you’re not sending your kid to private school based on the college acceptances. Classic 🤮. “ I’m sending my child here because it’s small and they will get a lot of personalized attention and resouces. They can’t handle the chaos of a large school.” You know you can’t protect your child forever right? I’d much rather help my child navigate the world while they’re under my roof. There must be a stat somewhere about private school kids depression rate as adults.
While you’re at it you should probably stock DMV public school pages you’d be surprised. And probably need a drink at your country club afterwards. Maybe 2!
There is nothing stalkerish about checking public instagram pages.
These kids post by their own free will.
It's PUBLIC TO THE WORLD.
Are you 100 years old? Ask your high schooler. Kids who don't want to participate don't. Those that do don't care who sees their posts.
Just curious - do you think it's slightly stalkerish to go on WhitePages to look up the address of someone you don't know to see where they live and how much their house is? That's public information too but still creepy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Y'all are shameful. Stalking teenagers pages. The insecurity of private parents and the checking of acceptances and then saying that you’re not sending your kid to private school based on the college acceptances. Classic 🤮. “ I’m sending my child here because it’s small and they will get a lot of personalized attention and resouces. They can’t handle the chaos of a large school.” You know you can’t protect your child forever right? I’d much rather help my child navigate the world while they’re under my roof. There must be a stat somewhere about private school kids depression rate as adults.
While you’re at it you should probably stock DMV public school pages you’d be surprised. And probably need a drink at your country club afterwards. Maybe 2!
There is nothing stalkerish about checking public instagram pages.
These kids post by their own free will.
It's PUBLIC TO THE WORLD.
Are you 100 years old? Ask your high schooler. Kids who don't want to participate don't. Those that do don't care who sees their posts.
Just curious - do you think it's slightly stalkerish to go on WhitePages to look up the address of someone you don't know to see where they live and how much their house is? That's public information too but still creepy.