Schooling

I watched the movie Good Will Hunting the other day, when I was home sick. Good movie. Reminded me of the song by Ludo. So, that's just a random tidbit of my life that I'll throw out there.
The only thing I've been able to think of for the past week is that 'what if...?' about going to high school, and the one I chose. There are 3 major private schools [whole life, don't hate!] in my area. My brothers each went to two of them. I didn't apply for one of them, because it's an academically heavy school, and you have to be, like, a straight A student, which I definitely wasn't in middle school nor am I now. I am going to the school the second brother went to. My mom loves it, because he graduated right when I did middle school, so it's her 6th year doing volunteer stuff here. I applied to some other schools across town, you know- just in case, or whatever.
I did not apply to the 3rd school. The three schools live in a huge rivalry triangle, so both of my brothers would have killed me, and there was no reason for me to go there, anyway. The thing is, all I can think about is how much better my life would be if I were at that school. I really don't like more than half of my teachers, because they just don't teach. My english teacher spent an HOUR of class time this past Tuesday [block classes, 1hr and 15min classes] telling stories from his life. That's really interesting, dude, but I DON'T CARE. I'm there to learn about grammar and vocabulary and literature, not your life. He's a cool guy, but he doesn't teach. He also has no control over the students in that class [15-16 year olds are not exactly the most mature people on the planet]. It's awful, and I've heard stories about higher classes' teachers being the same as my english one. My junior friend's history teacher lets them leave classes whenever they want to, and does the same with telling life stories. I don't exactly put forth a lot of effort into work, not as much as I should, anyway, but I like learning. Exploring old wars, learning how to integrate more sophisticated vocabulary, so as to distinguish my writing from that of a middle schooler. I enjoy knowing things. So, all I can think about right now, is all that I've heard about my friends at the 3rd school. All 3 people I've talked to about it love it there. Nobody really 'loves' their high school experience, so it seems. They're like 'Glad I'm not in high school anymore' or whatever. My friends from School 3 seem really passionate when they tell me that it's a great school. I really want to explore this as an option, and the first deadline for application stuff is in about a month.
So...
How the hell do I tell my parents??
~ED