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How good LaGuardia HS is compare to Styv. and Bronx Science?
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06.02.09, 03:39 PM [ Flag ]
- academically not even near.
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  - Actually, the honors track is quite good. Colleges tend to love LaG kids, especially those who've been in honors and AP, because of their dual academic and artistic commitment.
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    06.02.09, 03:44 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
    - If you have the creative thing going, good. Generally speaking though - it is not academically comparable to those other 2. No way. No how
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      06.02.09, 03:46 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
      - As the mom of a LaG kid, who has many, many friends at Stuy and Bronx, the LaG kids are WAY happier, which in a teen is NOT to be underestimated. By the way, LaG is 2nd behind Stuy among city HS's for getting kids into Ivy League schools.
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        06.02.09, 03:48 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
        
        NP: Where did you get that figure re colleges? What about Hunter, Bronx Science and Bard?
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        06.02.09, 03:55 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
        
        ^^^And I agree about LaGuardia kids being happy
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        06.02.09, 03:55 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
        
        From LaGuardia's principal at a PA meeting.
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        06.02.09, 03:56 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
        
        Hmm - you don't think that Hunter would be above Stuy even? Or maybe the principal is just talking about DOE schools?
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        06.02.09, 03:56 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
        
        I should have been clearer. The principal was referring to DOE HS's.
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        06.02.09, 04:03 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
        
        Do you mean the number of kids who get in or the percentage? (LaG is a big school compared to Bard for example.)
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        06.02.09, 04:12 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
        
        Honestly, I can't remember. Either way, the comparison was made on a fair basis. The stat is just that - a stat. It reflects well on LaG and isn't meant to detract from the success kids find coming from other schools.
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        06.02.09, 04:16 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
        
        I believe you, was just wondering. My dd picked Bard over LaG but truly did love LaG.
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        06.02.09, 06:39 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
        
        My 2nd dc really likes Bard and will be applying in the fall.
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        06.03.09, 05:18 AM [ Flag | link to this post ]
        
        My dc is just finishing 9th grade - loves it (but it is REALLY hard).
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        06.03.09, 07:36 AM [ Flag | link to this post ]
        
        ^^Bard, that is.
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        06.03.09, 07:40 AM [ Flag | link to this post ]
      - Why would a dc go to LaGuardia without having "the creative thing going"?
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        06.02.09, 03:56 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
        
        Of course, they wouldn't. They wouldn't have passed the audition. The odds are daunting... Well over 10,000 prospective students audition for about 600 spots
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        06.02.09, 04:55 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
  - That is not true, but they attract a very different type of child.
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    06.02.09, 04:58 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
- More and more kids I hear of opt for LaGuardia. But of course the kids who get the most out of it are actors, musicians/singers, artists...
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  06.02.09, 03:40 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
- where is the school?
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  06.02.09, 03:45 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
  - FAME! I wanna live forever
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    06.02.09, 03:46 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
    - There's a remake of FAME coming out soon, BTW!
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      06.02.09, 04:05 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
      - I went to Music and Art when the original came out and I have chills just thinking about the remake.
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        06.02.09, 07:00 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
  - Right behind the Metropolitan Opera House on Amsterdam Ave.
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    06.02.09, 03:49 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]

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How good LaGuardia HS is compare to Styv. and Bronx Science?

academically not even near.

Actually, the honors track is quite good. Colleges tend to love LaG kids, especially those who've been in honors and AP, because of their dual academic and artistic commitment.

If you have the creative thing going, good. Generally speaking though - it is not academically comparable to those other 2. No way. No how

As the mom of a LaG kid, who has many, many friends at Stuy and Bronx, the LaG kids are WAY happier, which in a teen is NOT to be underestimated. By the way, LaG is 2nd behind Stuy among city HS's for getting kids into Ivy League schools.

NP: Where did you get that figure re colleges? What about Hunter, Bronx Science and Bard?

^^^And I agree about LaGuardia kids being happy

From LaGuardia's principal at a PA meeting.

Hmm - you don't think that Hunter would be above Stuy even? Or maybe the principal is just talking about DOE schools?

I should have been clearer. The principal was referring to DOE HS's.

Do you mean the number of kids who get in or the percentage? (LaG is a big school compared to Bard for example.)

Honestly, I can't remember. Either way, the comparison was made on a fair basis. The stat is just that - a stat. It reflects well on LaG and isn't meant to detract from the success kids find coming from other schools.

I believe you, was just wondering. My dd picked Bard over LaG but truly did love LaG.

My 2nd dc really likes Bard and will be applying in the fall.

My dc is just finishing 9th grade - loves it (but it is REALLY hard).

^^Bard, that is.

Why would a dc go to LaGuardia without having "the creative thing going"?

Of course, they wouldn't. They wouldn't have passed the audition. The odds are daunting... Well over 10,000 prospective students audition for about 600 spots

That is not true, but they attract a very different type of child.

More and more kids I hear of opt for LaGuardia. But of course the kids who get the most out of it are actors, musicians/singers, artists...

where is the school?

FAME! I wanna live forever

There's a remake of FAME coming out soon, BTW!

I went to Music and Art when the original came out and I have chills just thinking about the remake.

Right behind the Metropolitan Opera House on Amsterdam Ave.

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