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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Honestly I’d move her to catholic school. The public schools prioritize the one over the many.  [/quote]

We are not Catholic.  We also don’t have the budget for a private school.  We don’t want to move her as we overall have had good experiences where we are. [/quote]

You don't have to be Catholic to go a to a Catholic school. Also, they are much cheaper than regular private schools. It was the right choice for us. School was severely impacting my child's mental health. It solved our problem.[/quote]

I'm glad the move worked for you.

Moving to Catholic didn't help us. Plenty of misbehavior there too and the kids of teachers & donors got to stay.

Bullying was prevalent from the admin and some teachers.

I took my kids out and am back to dealing with public. They are happier overall (even with a problematic child or two in each of their classes), but I continue to be frustrated that they can't have the positive educational experiences we adults had growing up. [/quote]

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