Talk:Fairhaven School (Upper Marlboro, Maryland)

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One student told me they love the school because they get to learn on their own.

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The wrong infobox is in use. Its a UK one. Fmph (talk) 19:21, 28 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Fairhaven School

I have questions regarding this article. I understand Wiki's conflict of interest policy; however, this is a school and writing about it and providing links to the school so one can get a better understanding of the philosophy is simply being informative. It would seem like advertising; however, due to the nature that it is a school, how else would one provide the information without appearing to be in a conflict of interest? Who better to provide information on this school than those who either work at, attend, or have attended one of these types of schools? Anyone who knows nothing of this type of school is really not qualified to offer any information on the school or its philosophy.

My two daughters both attended and graduated from Fairhaven. They are very successful adults as are all of the friends that attended with them.

Anyone wanting to learn more about the school and its philosophy would surely want to speak with someone who has had direct experience with the school. No other point of view could be considered and authoritative one.

I am happy to share my experiences with the school as a parent who sent two children through this system. Both of whom ACED the SAT's, ASVAB, and ACT test and give an account of their successes in life beyond Fairhaven. Yes, both have attended college and done very well.

Thank you.

Seldomheard (talk) 13:23, 27 April 2014 (UTC)[reply]