[Harry Doyle]

Of course, given the extreme differences presented by you, I'd want my kids raised in home #1. BUT, be advised that this still is getting away from the point that Doyle was trying to make in his comment, and that was that he/she thinks that is parents are smart, kids automatically are too. NOT true, just saying. Let's get back to the point of this thread, okay? I'm not going to address this point anymore, and if you or any other commenter can't get the point I am making, your loss.

Those aren't the extreme differences given by me, but the differences in reality between some of the schools that I mentioned in my original post. Go ask the principals at the schools I mentioned whom are at polar opposite ends of each other and see if you don't find that each has a little (ok, a lot) more than the other.