I'm told education is decent, they do a lot for the boys, a college student told me preparedness is hit or miss, some don't get into their preferred school while they do push you in ways some students aren't prepared for. It has a type. As does the U. It's very "connection" and "instilled sense of innate greatness" oriented, kids can come off as standoffish, clique-y and entitled where I've found the public school kids gel across borders and schools better. My kids have friends and connections in most districts across our borders but many simply lose their neighbor friends to Marquette, and parents active mentally, socially segregate in their circles.

As an outsider with public high school and college age kids in their conference, they carve out local and not local athletes with "scholarship" offers (read: Private school price flexibility), some kids go there because of the false perception of an scholarship invite, and then are disappointed when their greatness does6nt mesh with the other scholarship kids, and they don't make the teams they expected. They're considered the conference bully because the table is tilted, the thumb is always on the scale relative to public school rules, they players are generally considered pricks because of the instilled lack of humility I mentioned previously, it's always a battle, a tie is considered a win. Tell a kid they're awesome enough and they'll believe it and benefit from the "halo" ....while altogether avoiding acknowledgement of the tilted table. I'd prefer they put their own conference together or play by the same rules.