St. Patrick’s vs NPS

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Anonymous wrote:Which one is more liberal politically, NPS or St. Pat’s or Beauvoir?

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St. Patrick’s. Three graduates. Friends who went to NPS and loved it there. Good luck between two great choices. Do we know if OP ever decided?

And plus a million on Mr. Brophy. Hero in my house to this day. He is a saint!

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NPS has a large conservative parent base, and they definitely pander to that group because that aligns with the political affiliations of key administrators. However, there is also a liberal base. I would say about 80% of the staff also falls into that category, which has an impact on the curriculum (positive, in my opinion).

You just might also run into a church bully type on occasion.

The staff also seems to be getting less diverse of late. These facts could all be related!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NPS has a large conservative parent base, and they definitely pander to that group because that aligns with the political affiliations of key administrators. However, there is also a liberal base. I would say about 80% of the staff also falls into that category, which has an impact on the curriculum (positive, in my opinion).

You just might also run into a church bully type on occasion.

The staff also seems to be getting less diverse of late. These facts could all be related!

80% of the staff falls into the conservative base or liberal?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NPS has a large conservative parent base, and they definitely pander to that group because that aligns with the political affiliations of key administrators. However, there is also a liberal base. I would say about 80% of the staff also falls into that category, which has an impact on the curriculum (positive, in my opinion).

You just might also run into a church bully type on occasion.

The staff also seems to be getting less diverse of late. These facts could all be related!

So NPS didn’t drink the kool aid and go full on fake woke? What about the other two?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NPS has a large conservative parent base, and they definitely pander to that group because that aligns with the political affiliations of key administrators. However, there is also a liberal base. I would say about 80% of the staff also falls into that category, which has an impact on the curriculum (positive, in my opinion).

You just might also run into a church bully type on occasion.

The staff also seems to be getting less diverse of late. These facts could all be related!

So NPS didn’t drink the kool aid and go full on fake woke? What about the other two?

They still have a DEI person so not sure they are as conservative as above poster claims.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NPS has a large conservative parent base, and they definitely pander to that group because that aligns with the political affiliations of key administrators. However, there is also a liberal base. I would say about 80% of the staff also falls into that category, which has an impact on the curriculum (positive, in my opinion).

You just might also run into a church bully type on occasion.

The staff also seems to be getting less diverse of late. These facts could all be related!

Haven’t they always been “less diverse”?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NPS has a large conservative parent base, and they definitely pander to that group because that aligns with the political affiliations of key administrators. However, there is also a liberal base. I would say about 80% of the staff also falls into that category, which has an impact on the curriculum (positive, in my opinion).

You just might also run into a church bully type on occasion.

The staff also seems to be getting less diverse of late. These facts could all be related!

So NPS didn’t drink the kool aid and go full on fake woke? What about the other two?

They still have a DEI person so not sure they are as conservative as above poster claims.

They are. The church keeps them in line.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NPS has a large conservative parent base, and they definitely pander to that group because that aligns with the political affiliations of key administrators. However, there is also a liberal base. I would say about 80% of the staff also falls into that category, which has an impact on the curriculum (positive, in my opinion).

You just might also run into a church bully type on occasion.

The staff also seems to be getting less diverse of late. These facts could all be related!

So NPS didn’t drink the kool aid and go full on fake woke? What about the other two?

They still have a DEI person so not sure they are as conservative as above poster claims.

They are. The church keeps them in line.

How do they do this? Is it re LGBTQ issues? There is a first grade non-binary assistant who goes by the Mx. prefix, which is interesting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NPS has a large conservative parent base, and they definitely pander to that group because that aligns with the political affiliations of key administrators. However, there is also a liberal base. I would say about 80% of the staff also falls into that category, which has an impact on the curriculum (positive, in my opinion).

You just might also run into a church bully type on occasion.

The staff also seems to be getting less diverse of late. These facts could all be related!

The staff has been getting more diverse.

[Anonymous]

St. Pat's, NPS and Beauvoir are great fits for kids who are not cut out for sports.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:St. Pat's, NPS and Beauvoir are great fits for kids who are not cut out for sports.

Huh? Beauvoir only goes to 3rd grade!

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St. Patrick’s. Great music/theater, wonderful art program and yes, my non-athletic kids loved and still love Mr. Brophy. OP you really can’t go wrong with either school if you’re looking for a small and hands on K-8 or K-6. We choose St. Pat’s and my three graduates loved school from nursery till 8th grade. A happy place.

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Does St. Patrick’s have weekly Chapel? How religious is it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Accepted at both for PreK. I know the schools are quite similar, but what factors would you consider when making this decision?

Several neighbors have or are currently attending both schools and hands down without a doubt the NPS families are much much friendlier, more inclusive, and seem less interested in how others can help them with their social mobility.