How have the boarding schools changed in terms of their acceptances, rigor of curriculum, grading and student support post Covid

[SportyPrep]

@gardenstategal

While it doesn’t matter to @GPS , for those who are thinking about being day students – it’s easy to see Saturday classes as a particular burden as it’s another day of transportation to/from school. But it can be worth it for other reasons. (We have a lot of contact with L’ville families who have seen this. Perhaps @confusedaboutFA can pipe up.)

It does reduce the day/boarding divide that can happen which may feel different on campus beyond having people to do stuff with. Wanted to clarify for other/future readers, not just OP.

Good day,

Just curious why Saturday classes would be a burden - “another day of transportation to/from school.” I get the sleeping in part - but what about the rest of the day/weekend?

Don’t day students have to be on campus Saturday and/or Sunday for athletics, clubs, ECs, volunteering, farming, learning center, library/research?

I wonder, if day students aren’t on campus for at least part of the weekend, does boarding school start to become a regular high school for day students?