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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, I just read through this thread. It’s filled with a ton of misinformation. 1. Catholic schools teach Science. Catholics are not Creationists. Your child will learn evolution. 2. Catholic school teachers may be paid less, but they are often state certified and many are former public school teachers who got sick of their districts. (I should know. I was a former public school teacher and I now teach in a Catholic school. I got sick of admin / mismanagement, so I left and took my own kids to Catholic schools.) 3. Catholic schools are very on top of student safety. I attend more trainings and am held to higher standards regarding what I can/cannot do around children. This is most definitely a reaction to the Catholic priest scandals. There’s more I caught, but I hope you get the point. Expect a lot of family involvement, which I consider a good thing. Expect more rigid rules, which I also consider a good thing. It will be a transition, but probably not as hard as you may be imagining. [/quote] OP here, thanks for this. i knew when i posted this there would be some of the usual Catholic bashing, so i am ignoring those posters. I appreciate your input and the tips i have gotten. [/quote] Just don’t be LGBTQ or a single parent and you’ll be okay.[/quote]
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