Anonymous
Post 03/22/2014 06:43     Subject: Re:What are the big 3?
Thanks for posting above stats. Helpful to see.
Anonymous
Post 03/22/2014 06:42     Subject: What are the big 3?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:STA fairs better and Landon a little below Holton Arms.


Do you have facts to back this up?


Different poster but here's the data from the NMSF Google Doc -- link here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AnukIDABt_JKdDdZYXlQbnFUQ0VfMHRpTFp1SUIxS2c&pli=1&hl=en_US#gid=0
NMSF % for last 3 years: STA 11.69% Holton 4.15% Landon 3.25%
NMSF % for last 5 years: STA 11.43% Holton 6.97% Landon 2.92%
NMSF % for the last 10 years: STA 11.98% Holton 7.59% Landon 2.8%

Here's the link to the matriculationstats.org website: http://matriculationstats.org/day-schools-outside-of-nyc

1. Harvard/Yale/Princeton/Stanford/MIT matriculations:
STA 11.9% Holton 6.8% Landon 6.2%

Thanks for posting this. Helpful to see it broken down.
2. Ivy League matriculations:
STA 21.2% Holton 10.2% Landon 9.9%

3. "Top Schools" (defined as top 25 USNEWS National Universities and top 15 Liberal Arts Colleges)
STA 51.4% Holton 45.5 % Landon 25.9%

4. "Strong Schools" (defined as top 50 USNEWS National Universities and top 30 Liberal Arts Colleges)
STA 67.3% Holton 63.6% Landon 50.6%
Anonymous
Post 03/21/2014 23:46     Subject: Re:What are the big 3?
Anonymous wrote:Someone has way, way, way too much time on his or her hands. SAD


You read this thread, including the post you think is "sad," and posted at 11:30 pm on a Friday, darling. (Google "people in glass houses")
Anonymous
Post 03/21/2014 23:30     Subject: Re:What are the big 3?
Someone has way, way, way too much time on his or her hands. SAD
Anonymous
Post 03/21/2014 23:01     Subject: What are the big 3?
It's all good.
Anonymous
Post 03/21/2014 22:31     Subject: What are the big 3?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:STA fairs better and Landon a little below Holton Arms.


Do you have facts to back this up?


Different poster but here's the data from the NMSF Google Doc -- link here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AnukIDABt_JKdDdZYXlQbnFUQ0VfMHRpTFp1SUIxS2c&pli=1&hl=en_US#gid=0
NMSF % for last 3 years: STA 11.69% Holton 4.15% Landon 3.25%
NMSF % for last 5 years: STA 11.43% Holton 6.97% Landon 2.92%
NMSF % for the last 10 years: STA 11.98% Holton 7.59% Landon 2.8%

Here's the link to the matriculationstats.org website: http://matriculationstats.org/day-schools-outside-of-nyc

1. Harvard/Yale/Princeton/Stanford/MIT matriculations:
STA 11.9% Holton 6.8% Landon 6.2%

2. Ivy League matriculations:
STA 21.2% Holton 10.2% Landon 9.9%

3. "Top Schools" (defined as top 25 USNEWS National Universities and top 15 Liberal Arts Colleges)
STA 51.4% Holton 45.5 % Landon 25.9%

4. "Strong Schools" (defined as top 50 USNEWS National Universities and top 30 Liberal Arts Colleges)
STA 67.3% Holton 63.6% Landon 50.6%
Anonymous
Post 03/21/2014 21:11     Subject: What are the big 3?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Sidwell is not particularly supportive learning differences.


Perhaps that's why it is such a great school. Same standards for all.


Really?
Anonymous
Post 03/21/2014 19:26     Subject: What are the big 3?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:20 years ago: Sidwell, StA, NCS

2000s: Sidwell, StA, NCS, GDS, Maret

DC has changed dramatically in the last 30 years, so what may have been true when we were growing up no longer is the case.


This is just false. GDS and Maret, while lovely schools are still a tier below Sidwell, STA, and NCS.


Just try to get a child into Maret. Easier to get in Cathedral or Sidwell.


Not necessarily agreeing with PP who says it is a tier below than Sidwell/STA/NCS, but that alone doesn't make it better.