Catholic school education..........

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Giantone

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Still one of the best deals out there.I understand people are house poor and I'm not throwing stones at the Charles County education system but I believe that the Teachers have a better oppertunity to inter act with the students in an environment that is less restrictive an a little more nurturing.
 
sockgirl77

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Giantone said:
Still one of the best deals out there.I understand people are house poor and I'm not throwing stones at the Charles County education system but I believe that the Teachers have a better oppertunity to inter act with the students in an environment that is less restrictive an a little more nurturing.
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How many years did you go to Catholic school? :yikes:
 
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Giantone

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sockgirl77 said:
How many years did you go to Catholic school? :yikes:
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LOL......... :lmao: Myself I went for about 6 years(we had Nuns) .I did send my 3 children all the way thru and they loved it and after talking with their fiends I believe it was the right call.
 
sockgirl77

sockgirl77

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Giantone said:
LOL......... :lmao: Myself I went for about 6 years(we had Nuns) .I did send my 3 children all the way thru and they loved it and after talking with their fiends I believe it was the right call.
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I do not agree with religion in schools. But, I do not believe in the Catholic religion either. So, I'm exiting this thread. :yay:
 
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Giantone

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sockgirl77 said:
I do not agree with religion in schools. But, I do not believe in the Catholic religion either. So, I'm exiting this thread. :yay:
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Many non-catholics go to the schools today. :howdy:
 
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libby

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Catholic schools probably offer a barely better education than their public school counterparts, but not enough of a difference to warrant the tuition. They sure as heck do nothing to teach the Catholic faith (well, at least not where I grew up, and where my nieces now attend). Can't speak for the schools here.
 
Radiant1

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sockgirl77 said:
I do not agree with religion in schools. But, I do not believe in the Catholic religion either. So, I'm exiting this thread. :yay:
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Which is why you got into this thread in the first place. :duh:

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Radiant1

Radiant1

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libby said:
Catholic schools probably offer a barely better education than their public school counterparts, but not enough of a difference to warrant the tuition. They sure as heck do nothing to teach the Catholic faith (well, at least not where I grew up, and where my nieces now attend). Can't speak for the schools here.
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Often enough the qualifications for educators are more lax than the public school requirements. As for the religious education component that probably varies from parish to parish. There are pluses and minuses. I've chosen to send my children to public school and give them their religious education at home and through parish CCD.
 
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rdkarob

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I have friends that did send their children to a Catholic but transfered them to a Private School - in LaPlata. Mine go to the same Private. I also know a lot of teachers in Charles County who are now pulling their children out of the public schools, not because of the education, because the kids are so bad and "scary" anymore. It is worth the money to keep my kids safe.
 
Vince

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libby said:
They sure as heck do nothing to teach the Catholic faith (well, at least not where I grew up, and where my nieces now attend). Can't speak for the schools here.
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Where did you attend Catholic School that didn't have religion class? :confused:
 
sockgirl77

sockgirl77

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Radiant1 said:
Which is why you got into this thread in the first place. :duh:

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I posted because the person that started this thread was praising catholic schools. Clearly he/she did not get a good enough education. :shrug:
 
itsbob

itsbob

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libby said:
They sure as heck do nothing to teach the Catholic faith (well, at least not where I grew up, and where my nieces now attend). Can't speak for the schools here.
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Really..The kids that do go to Catholic School, what's their stance on Abortion??

Thought about sending my oldest daughter to a private catholic school until I walked the halls.. the brainwashing was TOO obvious.
 
sockgirl77

sockgirl77

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itsbob said:
Really..The kids that do go to Catholic School, what's their stance on Abortion??

Thought about sending my oldest daughter to a private catholic school until I walked the halls.. the brainwashing was TOO obvious.
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I've posted this before, but those little white crosses drive me nuts. Seeing kids on the sidewalk carrying anti-abortion signs is just ignorant.
 
Midnightrider

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sockgirl77 said:
Catholic school educati... 09-12-2007 09:33 AM then go have an abortion


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I guess they dont know your baby-momma history, but thats about what you should expect talking all 'pro-death' in the religion forum.
 
sockgirl77

sockgirl77

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Midnightrider said:
I guess they dont know your baby-momma history, but thats about what you should expect talking all 'pro-life' in the religion forum.
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I don't recall talking pro-life. :shrug:
 
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