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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Keep in mind the Catholic schools are full of families who want to keep their kids in a bubble - away from selective sins and people.  Is that why you want for your child?[/quote]

Not remotely true. We picked Catholic schools because: 
1. They still expect students to follow rules. There are expectations for behavior and students are held accountable. 
2. We are impressed by the writing instruction and the emphasis on strong communication skills.
3. The school we selected has a strong robotics program as well as a strong theater program, two things that are important to our child.
4. We appreciate the emphasis on developing a strong moral character. The school supports what we expect at home: do your best, tell the truth, don’t hurt others, etc.
5. The service opportunities!
6. The school doesn’t use laptops much. There is a nice balance between online work, textbooks, traditional lecture, group activities, etc.
7. Supportive and responsive teachers

Nothing on our list is about staying in a bubble.

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This sounds ideal. What school is this? [/quote]

No it is utter BS

Catholic school does not teach “morals “ that is ridiculous. The Catholic Church is the number one protector of child abusers then it goes to youth pastors ministers etc. fact. 
 
“Morals “ give. maga is predominantly Catholic especially among so called educated ones  fact morals are not being learned in any Catholic school.

I went to Catholic schools so no one flame be for what I wrote because it’s factual. Prove me wrong the church is not still supporting abusers hey Maryland just changed its laws and the church is still pushing its bs 
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I hear you and understand.  Do I think that the Catholic church continues with protecting these evil men?  No - I do not.  Frankly, the Catholic church has correctly put in place very intense requirements to be around children.  As it should.  Your local public school or library or day care may not.
I agree with the PP your responded to - as well are your statement.  I taught my children morals - i don’t look to any school of any type to do so.   The educated Catholics of today believe that God isn’t standing in judgment nor should others feel empowered to do so in his name. [/quote]

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