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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As I stated, it's only some parents that are repeat offenders of this. It's almost always predictable. And they are at every school.

As far as Wesley Heights, not all the kids go to the same school. However, if you go cross reference your school's directory and people that live in that neighborhood, I think that you will find some really common traits.

But most of the families at St. Pat's are great and most importantly, my DC loves it there. So that's why I don't leave.  [/quote]

I think it is more about a certain type of parent than about a school IMO, although there are a lot of those types at St. Pats. I am assuming the club you are referring to is Chevy? Newsflash those families usually also belong to at least one other social club at the same time for a reason which is that they don’t want to make friends or socialize with people outside of that group of people. Clearly they made that clear by joining so many clubs which are predominately white, conservative, and Christian. If you don’t fall into that category they don’t really want to be friends with you. A few token non Christians maybe belong but they have ties to Reagan, Bush, or Kavanaugh so they are considered okay enough by those affiliations. OP, this stuff normally improves with time because the kids take over their own lives. Hang in there![/quote]

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