<p>For those familiar with the schools in rural settings, are there kids (not necessarily YOUR kid) that take advantage of the woods as a cover for alcohol use, drug use, etc? Do you think that a certain element of boredom might encourage this, or would these kids find a way to do what they do, no matter the setting?</p>
<p>2kids, you are right, setting has nothing to do with this as many students have posted that these things go on at all or most schools, urban, or rural.</p>
<p>Biased, I know…but the most beautiful balance of School to town is on the other side of the country…along with a unique mode of transportation: [The</a> Thacher School ~ News Detail](<a href=“http://www.thacher.org/podium/default.aspx?t=133949&nid=651836&bl=/default.aspx]The”>http://www.thacher.org/podium/default.aspx?t=133949&nid=651836&bl=/default.aspx)</p>
<p>I know Dana hall, for girls is in a great location. You can walk to everything, but it isn’t too close to Boston that there is noise.</p>
<p>Looks beautiful, ThacherParent.</p>