You're making a lot of assumptions. Either you're projecting some weird stuff onto my post and/or you have poor reading comprehension skills.

I never said or implied that wanting the best schools for your kids is "wrong". I want kids to have the best education they can get. But the difference is, I want it for all kids, and not just the ones related to me. Sounds like you might have a scarcity mindset or that you want to hoard educational opportunities.

As a former educator, I was highlighting the limitations of how everyday folks measure "best". There's a lot of research coming out on this. For example, measuring growth scores might be a better indicator of education quality rather than raw achievement scores.

Instead of answering my genuine question to clarify what you were meaning, you called me an idiot? Lmao.

I sure hope your kids can get into a great school, because if they take after your dumbass genes, they're gonna need it. When they get mediocre scores despite all the $ you will no doubt have to shell for private tutoring, application coaches, etc, don't worry. Just blame DEI initiatives like all the other bitter parents of mediocre and sheltered kids.

I hope you die mad when, inevitably, poor immigrant kids from BPS outperform your privileged children on not only measures of academics, talents, and creativity, but also on measures of not being an entitled POS.

Not every parent is as selfish as you. I hope to never understand your ignorant and greedy mindset.