Rivers vs Belmont Hill and Nobles

trellis-cosy0d
Tue, 03 Jan 2023 20:24:34 +0000

Thank you all for your response. I read from other threads that Rivers is making progress in the past few years and its gap with the other two schools has narrowed in terms of competitiveness in prep admission and college matriculation. I am not sure if that is based on personal experiences or reflects a general trend.

I agree that we should not use college matriculation as a main criterion for selecting schools. Our son will be transferring from another private school that has decent college matriculation. We do not have direct experience with the three schools and at this point they are equally attractive in terms of offerings in academics, athletics, and other programs. I was hoping that a better understanding of the college matriculation data can help us figure out some differences among the schools. Our son is a strong student but he also spends a lot of time on sports, so we would not expect him to be at the very top of a class at a top school.