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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Private schools don't have the same issues as public schools because they can turn away anyone they want to: troublemakers, kids who are very low achieving, FARMs kids, ESOL kids... etc. Apples to oranges comparison.[/quote] Yes, and that's a good thing. I'll take the apples over the oranges any day![/quote] Well, you’re honest. Most private school parents would never admit how much they dislike the poor and immigrants. At least Catholic schools have stuck to the part of their mission to educate a wide variety of kids, including the poor, immigrants, different learners, different races. [/quote] It's not about socioeconomic status, race, or disabilities. Plenty of diversity in our Catholic school, and my daughter has severe ADHD and gets a slew of accommodations. It's about coming from families that value education and keep their kids accountable. That's who I want to surround my kids with. Unfortunately because public schools have to take everyone, you are going to be exposed to the slackers. Some kids come out just fine regardless, but I want to stack the deck so that my kid will succeed. [/quote] So the PP (you?) should have said slackers rather than “kids who are very low achieving, FARMs kids, ESOL kids... etc.”. You do your Catholic school no favors by saying the school would turn away different learners, immigrants and the poor. [/quote] Where did I say this? I said our school generally doesn't have students with parents who don't keep their kids accountable. There are plenty of students on financial aid and who are different learners in our student body as well as great ethnic and racial diversity. Difference is the families value education and engage with the school community. That is what we pay for. Reference to "slackers" are the kids who come from families who just don't care and don't engage. We prefer to surround ourselves with other families to value good education and hard work.[/quote] (oh my) So the PP at 19:18 should have only listed slackers? [/quote]
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