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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The faith will pervade everything - prayers before each class, practice, game. Frequent Mass as a school and expectation to attend Sunday Mass as a family. Know that going in. We saw a slightly older culture - addressing me as “Mrs DH last name” automatically;[b] using cursive[/b]; no individualized instruction. Conservative isn’t the right word exactly, but it was different. [/quote] Cursive is fantastic for brain development. Many public school systems are looking to bring it back. We know a 29-year old MD that can't read anything in cursive. I had to read the grandmother's letter to her. We made our son's learn and practice cursive in high school. They weren't happy about it--but had to write a sentence each day. They now write to their grandmothers in cursive. Fwiw, my husband isn't Catholic and I didn't practice growing up (more culturally Catholic), but we thought it was important for our kids to learn the morals/values and service so they are at an independent Catholic HS in DC. I am glad they are learning to give back and taking required courses in social justice and ethics and world religions.[/quote]
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