Anonymous
10/07/2023 17:15
Subject: Is Walter Johnson the Cornell of the “W schools?”
Anonymous wrote:WJ is a little bit more diverse than the other W schools (not counting BCC the honorary W), a little bit less of a pressure cooker, yet still full of high-achieving kids.
I'm a WJ parent and from what I've observed WJ parents are probably not as hard-core as Whitman or Churchill parents. We chose the WJ catchment area for this very reason.
LOLZ!
Anonymous
10/07/2023 16:18
Subject: Is Walter Johnson the Cornell of the “W schools?”
Anonymous wrote:Best analogy is that WJ is like the dancer at the strip club with arm pit hair. From the distance she looks as fine as the rest of the dancers, but when you get close you see that she just doesn't handle the basics as well as the rest.
Are you okay?
Anonymous
10/07/2023 15:18
Subject: Is Walter Johnson the Cornell of the “W schools?”
Anonymous wrote:WJ is a little bit more diverse than the other W schools (not counting BCC the honorary W), a little bit less of a pressure cooker, yet still full of high-achieving kids.
I'm a WJ parent and from what I've observed WJ parents are probably not as hard-core as Whitman or Churchill parents. We chose the WJ catchment area for this very reason.
+1
Anonymous
10/07/2023 15:10
Subject: Is Walter Johnson the Cornell of the “W schools?”
I wish someone compared my kids DCC HS to Cornell. I would be thrilled
Anonymous
10/07/2023 14:53
Subject: Is Walter Johnson the Cornell of the “W schools?”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Best analogy is that WJ is like the dancer at the strip club with arm pit hair. From the distance she looks as fine as the rest of the dancers, but when you get close you see that she just doesn't handle the basics as well as the rest.
ROTFL. What will it be when they rezone the parkwood neighborhood to Einstein and the garrett park neighborhood to woodward?
Please don't pick on the Kensington Parkwood crowd. That group gets fired up like no one else. Remember the post that called them the "Whitest School in Maryland?"
Anonymous
10/07/2023 14:42
Subject: Is Walter Johnson the Cornell of the “W schools?”
Anonymous wrote:Best analogy is that WJ is like the dancer at the strip club with arm pit hair. From the distance she looks as fine as the rest of the dancers, but when you get close you see that she just doesn't handle the basics as well as the rest.
ROTFL. What will it be when they rezone the parkwood neighborhood to Einstein and the garrett park neighborhood to woodward?
Anonymous
10/07/2023 14:39
Subject: Is Walter Johnson the Cornell of the “W schools?”
Best analogy is that WJ is like the dancer at the strip club with arm pit hair. From the distance she looks as fine as the rest of the dancers, but when you get close you see that she just doesn't handle the basics as well as the rest.
Anonymous
10/07/2023 13:54
Subject: Is Walter Johnson the Cornell of the “W schools?”
Imagine thinking comparing wj to Cornell is a slam 🤣
Anonymous
10/07/2023 13:53
Subject: Is Walter Johnson the Cornell of the “W schools?”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Although it starts with a W, I’ve never considered WJ to be a W school.
You are supporting OPs point - many don’t consider Cornell to be an Ivy.
Clearly that was OP sock puppeting. I'm sure there are many loons out there but 2 loons with the same mo would be weird
Anonymous
10/07/2023 12:41
Subject: Is Walter Johnson the Cornell of the “W schools?”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Although it starts with a W, I’ve never considered WJ to be a W school.
You are supporting OPs point - many don’t consider Cornell to be an Ivy.
The Ivy League does. There is no such thing as the W School League, though.
Sorry I should have said a "real" Ivy.
I don’t even have a connection to Cornell but you sound “real” dumb
Anonymous
10/07/2023 12:38
Subject: Is Walter Johnson the Cornell of the “W schools?”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Although it starts with a W, I’ve never considered WJ to be a W school.
You are supporting OPs point - many don’t consider Cornell to be an Ivy.
Stupid comment because it is an Ivy whether some people like it or not
Anonymous
10/07/2023 12:32
Subject: Is Walter Johnson the Cornell of the “W schools?”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Although it starts with a W, I’ve never considered WJ to be a W school.
You are supporting OPs point - many don’t consider Cornell to be an Ivy.
The Ivy League does. There is no such thing as the W School League, though.
Sorry I should have said a "real" Ivy.
Anonymous
10/07/2023 11:59
Subject: Is Walter Johnson the Cornell of the “W schools?”
Anonymous wrote:Although it starts with a W, I’ve never considered WJ to be a W school.
It definitely is and I'd rather my kids go there than one of the more segregated schools with all the hate crime.
Anonymous
10/07/2023 11:27
Subject: Is Walter Johnson the Cornell of the “W schools?”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Although it starts with a W, I’ve never considered WJ to be a W school.
You are supporting OPs point - many don’t consider Cornell to be an Ivy.
The Ivy League does. There is no such thing as the W School League, though.
They will when they break up MCPS.
Anonymous
10/07/2023 08:56
Subject: Is Walter Johnson the Cornell of the “W schools?”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Although it starts with a W, I’ve never considered WJ to be a W school.
You are supporting OPs point - many don’t consider Cornell to be an Ivy.
The Ivy League does. There is no such thing as the W School League, though.