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Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
Rich High School?
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Date: September 10, 2015 06:11AM
Yes or no?
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
Well...
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Date: September 10, 2015 06:58AM
I'd say wannabe Richie riches. Snobby and entitled without the trust funds to back it up.
Their parents are the Republicans who support the 1%'s tax loopholes but get stepped on by the 1% like everyone else.
Their parents are the Republicans who support the 1%'s tax loopholes but get stepped on by the 1% like everyone else.
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
3C4YF
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Date: September 10, 2015 07:25AM
I think the rich snob stuck up high school in FFX is pretty obvious.
If you have to ask, yours is NOT it.
If you have to ask, yours is NOT it.
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
Errr...No
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Date: September 10, 2015 07:29AM
Chantilly is definitely not a rich snob school.
Its a typical suburban middle class school filled with the normal assortment of jocks, freaks, nerds and hoes.
Its political persuasion, I would say, is slightly to the left of middle. Lots of government payroll parents.
Its a typical suburban middle class school filled with the normal assortment of jocks, freaks, nerds and hoes.
Its political persuasion, I would say, is slightly to the left of middle. Lots of government payroll parents.
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
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former mv'er
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Date: September 10, 2015 07:32AM
Back in the day when I went to highschool. Mount Vernon was the rich snobby stuck-up highschool.
Now, that was before it went into a complete downward spiral and is now a shithole of a school.
Now, that was before it went into a complete downward spiral and is now a shithole of a school.
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
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not there
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Date: September 10, 2015 08:05AM
Rich snobs are not in *public* high school. They are playing in a different league. Anyone who is rich and sends their kids to public school - well, they are not rich.
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
just wait
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Date: September 10, 2015 08:07AM
former mv'er Wrote:
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> Back in the day when I went to highschool. Mount
> Vernon was the rich snobby stuck-up highschool.
>
> Now, that was before it went into a complete
> downward spiral and is now a shithole of a school.
That now describes several of them with more to come
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> Back in the day when I went to highschool. Mount
> Vernon was the rich snobby stuck-up highschool.
>
> Now, that was before it went into a complete
> downward spiral and is now a shithole of a school.
That now describes several of them with more to come
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
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Au contraire mon ami
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Date: September 10, 2015 08:16AM
not there Wrote:
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> Rich snobs are not in *public* high school. They
> are playing in a different league. Anyone who is
> rich and sends their kids to public school - well,
> they are not rich.
Au contraire mon ami. You will find plenty of rich snob spawn occupying desks in McLean & Langley high school classrooms.
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> Rich snobs are not in *public* high school. They
> are playing in a different league. Anyone who is
> rich and sends their kids to public school - well,
> they are not rich.
Au contraire mon ami. You will find plenty of rich snob spawn occupying desks in McLean & Langley high school classrooms.
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
Plenty Of Them
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Date: September 10, 2015 08:31AM
Quite a few very rich kids in public schools scattered around.
Yep, McLean and Langley have quite a few. Just check out the student parking lot at Langley sometime. Its insane what some of these kids drive.
Oakton has thier share of kids living in multimillion dollar mcmansions as well.
Even though they might be able to afford private schools, some rich parents believe that sending their kids to public schools better provide for real life experiences which better prepare students for real life situations and decisions.
Yep, McLean and Langley have quite a few. Just check out the student parking lot at Langley sometime. Its insane what some of these kids drive.
Oakton has thier share of kids living in multimillion dollar mcmansions as well.
Even though they might be able to afford private schools, some rich parents believe that sending their kids to public schools better provide for real life experiences which better prepare students for real life situations and decisions.
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
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cheapparents
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Date: September 10, 2015 09:02AM
Also, some rich people are cheap as hell. Despite their millions they will send their kids to public school to save money. True fact.
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
laughing Matter
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Date: September 10, 2015 09:13AM
Chantilly rich? I almost spit out my coffee laughing. Warn me next time you're going to make joke like that.
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
Barry Hussein
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Date: September 10, 2015 03:16PM
Public schools are for the lowest trash of society. That's why I and all my socialist friends send our kids to the most exclusive, expensive school in the DMV! P.S. - Some suckers actually think democrats represent average Americans!!!!
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
kalg
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Date: September 10, 2015 03:24PM
not there Wrote:
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> Rich snobs are not in *public* high school. They
> are playing in a different league. Anyone who is
> rich and sends their kids to public school - well,
> they are not rich.
My wife and I are both products for Fairfax public school system. We made 940K last year and plan on sending our kids to public schools. Our kids will be fine.
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> Rich snobs are not in *public* high school. They
> are playing in a different league. Anyone who is
> rich and sends their kids to public school - well,
> they are not rich.
My wife and I are both products for Fairfax public school system. We made 940K last year and plan on sending our kids to public schools. Our kids will be fine.
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
huh??
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Date: September 10, 2015 03:26PM
kalg Wrote:
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> not there Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Rich snobs are not in *public* high school.
> They
> > are playing in a different league. Anyone who
> is
> > rich and sends their kids to public school -
> well,
> > they are not rich.
>
> My wife and I are both products for Fairfax public
> school system. We made 940K last year and plan on
> sending our kids to public schools. Our kids will
> be fine.
Awww that's cute. you think 940k a year is rich. Bless your heart.
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> not there Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Rich snobs are not in *public* high school.
> They
> > are playing in a different league. Anyone who
> is
> > rich and sends their kids to public school -
> well,
> > they are not rich.
>
> My wife and I are both products for Fairfax public
> school system. We made 940K last year and plan on
> sending our kids to public schools. Our kids will
> be fine.
Awww that's cute. you think 940k a year is rich. Bless your heart.
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
MARA SALVATRUCHA 4 LIFE
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Date: September 10, 2015 03:35PM
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
only peasants live in Chantilly
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Date: September 10, 2015 03:48PM
laughing Matter Wrote:
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> Chantilly rich? I almost spit out my coffee
> laughing. Warn me next time you're going to make
> joke like that.
+1
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> Chantilly rich? I almost spit out my coffee
> laughing. Warn me next time you're going to make
> joke like that.
+1
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
Richie Rich
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Date: September 10, 2015 04:42PM
Rich High School? Wrote:
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> Yes or no?
You have a problem with people being rich?
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> Yes or no?
You have a problem with people being rich?
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
dumbass libturdz.
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Date: September 10, 2015 04:50PM
Only poor kids and kids who are hated by their parents go to public school.
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
LetsRock
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Date: September 10, 2015 07:05PM
cheapparents Wrote:
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> Also, some rich people are cheap as hell. Despite
> their millions they will send their kids to public
> school to save money. True fact.
You don't accumulate wealth by paying twice for the same education by sending your kids to a private school after paying property taxes to attend public school.
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> Also, some rich people are cheap as hell. Despite
> their millions they will send their kids to public
> school to save money. True fact.
You don't accumulate wealth by paying twice for the same education by sending your kids to a private school after paying property taxes to attend public school.
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
Greybeard
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Date: September 10, 2015 07:48PM
I LOLed at this, too, especially considering the folks who were up in arms a few years ago about possible Oakton-bound students being redistricted to lowly Chantilly!
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
not rich
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Date: September 11, 2015 08:28AM
Au contraire mon ami Wrote:
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> not there Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Rich snobs are not in *public* high school.
> They
> > are playing in a different league. Anyone who
> is
> > rich and sends their kids to public school -
> well,
> > they are not rich.
>
> Au contraire mon ami. You will find plenty of rich
> snob spawn occupying desks in McLean & Langley
> high school classrooms.
No - those are the n***** rich. They are the one with 5 series and the $3M house, but 100K in credit card debt and little Madison's college plans include a delusion hope for an athletic scholarship and a reality of massive student loans. That's what's in Langley and Oakton.
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> not there Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Rich snobs are not in *public* high school.
> They
> > are playing in a different league. Anyone who
> is
> > rich and sends their kids to public school -
> well,
> > they are not rich.
>
> Au contraire mon ami. You will find plenty of rich
> snob spawn occupying desks in McLean & Langley
> high school classrooms.
No - those are the n***** rich. They are the one with 5 series and the $3M house, but 100K in credit card debt and little Madison's college plans include a delusion hope for an athletic scholarship and a reality of massive student loans. That's what's in Langley and Oakton.
Re: Is Chantilly High School a rich snob stuck up high school?
Posted by:
private
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Date: September 11, 2015 10:07AM
LetsRock Wrote:
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> cheapparents Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Also, some rich people are cheap as hell.
> Despite
> > their millions they will send their kids to
> public
> > school to save money. True fact.
>
>
> You don't accumulate wealth by paying twice for
> the same education by sending your kids to a
> private school after paying property taxes to
> attend public school.
You don't serve your children well by sending them to a failing school system, even if it's "free". Wealthy schools like Langley, Oakton, and Mclean are being significantly affected by the swelling ESOL/FRL/immigrant population, but in different ways than other schools. For the "rich" schools, it's much higher class sizes, stagnant teacher salaries, and constant pan-handling for money. As more and more people realize this, they will punch out of public schools. Even safety schools like O'Connell and PVI are seeing significant increases in applications.
It's maybe 120K over 12 years to send a kid all the way thru private school, unless you go crazy with a Sidwell, Prep or Flint Hill (35K/yr each). Money well spent.
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> cheapparents Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Also, some rich people are cheap as hell.
> Despite
> > their millions they will send their kids to
> public
> > school to save money. True fact.
>
>
> You don't accumulate wealth by paying twice for
> the same education by sending your kids to a
> private school after paying property taxes to
> attend public school.
You don't serve your children well by sending them to a failing school system, even if it's "free". Wealthy schools like Langley, Oakton, and Mclean are being significantly affected by the swelling ESOL/FRL/immigrant population, but in different ways than other schools. For the "rich" schools, it's much higher class sizes, stagnant teacher salaries, and constant pan-handling for money. As more and more people realize this, they will punch out of public schools. Even safety schools like O'Connell and PVI are seeing significant increases in applications.
It's maybe 120K over 12 years to send a kid all the way thru private school, unless you go crazy with a Sidwell, Prep or Flint Hill (35K/yr each). Money well spent.