Original sentence: On another site a published novelist wrote that the mean girl and class antagonism at Burke's is what she remembers decades later and has discussed with many alum who wouldn't send their kids to the school
Edited sentence: I don't know how much it has changed since then (I'm 36) but I would NEVER send a child to this school, which I found to be incredibly classist and stratified.I teach at Stanford now, and I feel like I have decent qualifications to talk about what makes a school good or bad, although clearly my bias is personal.I think it's a toxic, terrible place.I used to go home sobbing every day...Honestly, when I get fundraising letters from Burke's to this day, I feel like ripping them to shreds.It still angers me to remember how little help I got from the school when I felt so miserable there.My social experience was just awful.On GreatSchools, a reviewer in 2012 described her experience as, "I went to Burke's and was utterly miserable there