Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Quality and less subsidization.
And with Episcopal schools you get their screwed up theology but hey, take the good with the bad.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Quality and less subsidization.
And with Episcopal schools you get their screwed up theology but hey, take the good with the bad.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Quality and less subsidization.
And with Episcopal schools you get their screwed up theology but hey, take the good with the bad.
Yeah, but at least no pervy priests and ingrained misogyny and hypocrisy.
So Episcopal theology is to serve the rich and screw the poor? At least Catholic school try to educate everyone regardless of income
Anonymous wrote:Historically, Episcopalians have been more upper and upper middle class while Catholics have been more likely to be much less well off financially.
Anonymous wrote:Some (not all) of the Catholic Schools have larger class sizes.
My child attends a Catholic High School and class size is the same if not larger than our local public school.
Anonymous wrote:Quality and less subsidization.
Anonymous wrote:Entirely different histories. Episcopalian schools were always founded as private schools for the elites. Catholic schools were always founded to serve a broader range of students across socio-economic backgrounds, which, IMHO, is a major advantage of a Catholic education over Episcopalian.
It's why there's virtually no difference between Episcopalian prep schools and secular prep schools other than a chapel. Quakers also fall into this category albeit slightly different raison d'etre.
Anonymous wrote:Title says it all. We would strongly prefer to put our kid in an Episcopal school rather than Catholic, but it's $25K+ more per year than a Catholic school. Why?
We're looking at middle school apps for next year and the thought of forking out an additional $150K over 6 years is just so much. We are not Catholic and don't agree with some of the teachings, so Episcopal is a better fit but much harder on the wallet.