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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe choice between an education in the Boston burbs vs. the education in a country ranked lower than Costa Rica isn't really a "choice." It's more like common sense. Mortgaging your child's education to play soccer in Portugal is the height of stupidity. I'd wish you good luck, but we all know how this will end so it seems a bit disingenuous.
Most of what United States Public Schools teach is garbage so I would feel very bad for any kid that doesn't have a parent at home to teach the child exactly what's garbage and exactly what's valuable. It is somewhat analogous to parents thinking they can send their kids to the revs Academy and they're automatically going to turn out to be the next Leo Messi. If a parent is not directly engaged also with that child's development, then that player is going nowhere.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostEven I know that International schools in Europe deliver high quality education. Why would it matter if an American school is licat s in Portugal or Germany or Croatia?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThat sounds like a great experience. My son is jealous. Why wouldn't he be?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhy wouldn't he be jealous? Breezing through a sub-par curriculum is like being on an extended vacation. Soccer first while education is a distant second, if not third. It's a teen's dream. When all is said and done I hope the positive memories abroad outweigh the realities of not playing pro, and potentially a middling collegiate career.
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