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Seems weird that the author continued sending their kid to the school...

• tivert 3y ago
  > Seems weird that the author continued sending their kid to the school... Unless you're rich, school choice in the US is often not a thing. It's not really practical to sell your house and move to another district over something like this, and uprooting your kid like that has its own downsides.
  • SuperNinKenDo 3y ago
    Given the prestige of the school, I have to assume this person has some serious money.
    • tivert 3y ago
      > Given the prestige of the school, I have to assume this person has some serious money. I don't think that follows. It's quite possible they have the money to buy a house in a "good" school district, but not the disposable income for private elementary school (even assuming there's a private school available and it's equivalent or better).
      • SuperNinKenDo 3y ago
        Yeah, I suppose that's a fair point.