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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]Catholic schools can kick out disruptive students [/b]and not worry about the missing tuition money for that student because they are not paying rent or taxes for their school property. This ability to kick out or not accept disruptive students AND the religious emphasis on not sinning in Catholic schools combine to make for more orderly schools than public schools and some other private schools.[/quote] It was years ago, but that's how my Catholic school managed. My mischievous brother was asked to leave his last year by a despotic priest. I wouldn't credit religion itself so much as controlling the student population and having a like minded community. I agree with others who feel if they are paying, they will be more invested in their child's education. [/quote]
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