<p>I think “warped” might be a strong word. By whose standards would these children be considered “warped”? While this sort of school is not my cup of tea, there are always going to be children of the extremely privileged for whom the school might work. I would say that boarding schools in general tend to attract a good number of wealthy families. I think the sort of student attending Leman is at the extremely high end of that category. While the majority of New England boarding schools have made it a point to diversify their student body, I am going to bet that this might not be a priority for Leman. At the risk of sounding politically incorrect, I am not so sure that this is such a bad thing.</p>