Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School security was the number one reason we chose private school.
Your specific school. Tons of privates have no more security (and often less) than publics. I’ve worked in two catholic schools and neither has security of any kind.
All the private schools in our area had much tighter security and much stronger policies in regard to troubled kids. My DS is in a very secure Catholic private school.
Trust me, we shopped around.
Hope you also don’t let him go to malls, movies, grocery stores, concerts or sporting events!
You’re being a parrot and it’s boring. Stop embarrassing yourself, PP.
Anonymous wrote:There is something really nice about a small private school where you know everyone. The money for added security helps. And the ability to recognize troubled kids due to the size is a positive.
If you can afford it, OP, start looking around.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School security was the number one reason we chose private school.
Your specific school. Tons of privates have no more security (and often less) than publics. I’ve worked in two catholic schools and neither has security of any kind.
All the private schools in our area had much tighter security and much stronger policies in regard to troubled kids. My DS is in a very secure Catholic private school.
Trust me, we shopped around.
Hope you also don’t let him go to malls, movies, grocery stores, concerts or sporting events!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School security was the number one reason we chose private school.
Your specific school. Tons of privates have no more security (and often less) than publics. I’ve worked in two catholic schools and neither has security of any kind.
All the private schools in our area had much tighter security and much stronger policies in regard to troubled kids. My DS is in a very secure Catholic private school.
Trust me, we shopped around.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m curious how many of these pro-private folks also support gun control.
My pro-private school sister belongs to the NRA.
God, no! Exact opposite in most good private schools. Overly liberal if anything.
Every parent I know in our privateer school supports strong gun control. It’s not a religious private, btw.
+1. Top private schools are notoriously liberal.
Not religious privates.
Religious privates are not top (save Sidwell).
Depends on the religion. There are other religious schools out there
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m curious how many of these pro-private folks also support gun control.
My pro-private school sister belongs to the NRA.
God, no! Exact opposite in most good private schools. Overly liberal if anything.
Every parent I know in our privateer school supports strong gun control. It’s not a religious private, btw.
+1. Top private schools are notoriously liberal.
Not religious privates.
Religious privates are not top (save Sidwell).
But the first PP said nothing about “top” privates - that was one of the replies. Plenty of privates are very conservative.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m curious how many of these pro-private folks also support gun control.
My pro-private school sister belongs to the NRA.
God, no! Exact opposite in most good private schools. Overly liberal if anything.
Every parent I know in our privateer school supports strong gun control. It’s not a religious private, btw.
+1. Top private schools are notoriously liberal.
Not religious privates.
Religious privates are not top (save Sidwell).
Anonymous wrote:You are all really bad at risk assessment. But this has always been true.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School security was the number one reason we chose private school.
Your specific school. Tons of privates have no more security (and often less) than publics. I’ve worked in two catholic schools and neither has security of any kind.
Anonymous wrote:School security was the number one reason we chose private school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m curious how many of these pro-private folks also support gun control.
My pro-private school sister belongs to the NRA.
God, no! Exact opposite in most good private schools. Overly liberal if anything.
Every parent I know in our privateer school supports strong gun control. It’s not a religious private, btw.
+1. Top private schools are notoriously liberal.
Not religious privates.
Religious privates are not top (save Sidwell).