Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is a cohort of kids who leave our public after 8th grade to go to a mediocre Catholic HS. It is 100% for sports and to avoid poor brown kids. And I tell my own kids that is EXACTLY the reason their friends are leaving. It is objectively not a better school, has fewer AP options, and doesn't send its graduates to any better colleges.
Fascinating. All the parents actually told you “We are leaving because we don’t want our kids around the poor brown kids”?
Lmao. Whatever helps you sleep well.
+1 way to make kids think hateful things that aren't true. Why would anyone spread such nasty rumors?
It is true and its not rumors. I just say the quiet part out loud to my kids. The parents who are leaving admit this is why they are leaving. Many of them are not even Catholic. And its totally predictable which families will leave and which ones will stay.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is a cohort of kids who leave our public after 8th grade to go to a mediocre Catholic HS. It is 100% for sports and to avoid poor brown kids. And I tell my own kids that is EXACTLY the reason their friends are leaving. It is objectively not a better school, has fewer AP options, and doesn't send its graduates to any better colleges.
Fascinating. All the parents told you “We are leaving because we don’t want our kids with the poor brown kids?”
Lmao. Whatever helps you sleep well.
+1 way to make kids think hateful things that aren't true. Why would anyone spread such nasty rumors?
It is true and its not rumors. I just say the quiet part out loud to my kids. The parents who are leaving admit this is why they are leaving. Many of them are not even Catholic. And its totally predictable which families will leave and which ones will stay.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You could tell her that you don’t entrust Catholics with your children’s well-being and see how the parents like that…
I’m not serious but it’s baffling to me that parents can feel high and mighty about a choice like that. It may be a superior education in certain ways but there’s a moral price to pay for everyone involved after decades of systematic child abuse
No there isn’t. Not any more than there’s a moral price to pay for us as Americans to underwrite the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people through our disastrous foreign policies, anbsurd annd ill advised interventions and failed wars! We stay in this country and try to fix it from the inside out and be proud Americans advocating for our country to live up to its promise the SAME WAY we do as Catholics, staying in our faith and church and fixing it from the inside, following the way of God, not as aiding and abetting the evil crimes of the past but as restoration and rebuilding, to a better day to live up to its promise of greatness and guidance. The catholic education is amazing and vastly superior to public. And we would indeed send our kids to one if we weren’t in such a spectacular public school district where our kids are extremely happy and flourishing (Wootton cluster, MCPS).
Wrong
You are literally paying to keep pedos free.
And as for a great education try again factually not true.
Anonymous wrote:We moved from a low SES to a high SES school for better schools. While I wouldn’t say it to the parents of those who still live there, we moved for better schools.
The kids got that attitude from the parents.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You could tell her that you don’t entrust Catholics with your children’s well-being and see how the parents like that…
I’m not serious but it’s baffling to me that parents can feel high and mighty about a choice like that. It may be a superior education in certain ways but there’s a moral price to pay for everyone involved after decades of systematic child abuse
No there isn’t. Not any more than there’s a moral price to pay for us as Americans to underwrite the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people through our disastrous foreign policies, anbsurd annd ill advised interventions and failed wars! We stay in this country and try to fix it from the inside out and be proud Americans advocating for our country to live up to its promise the SAME WAY we do as Catholics, staying in our faith and church and fixing it from the inside, following the way of God, not as aiding and abetting the evil crimes of the past but as restoration and rebuilding, to a better day to live up to its promise of greatness and guidance. The catholic education is amazing and vastly superior to public. And we would indeed send our kids to one if we weren’t in such a spectacular public school district where our kids are extremely happy and flourishing (Wootton cluster, MCPS).
Anonymous wrote:There is a cohort of kids who leave our public after 8th grade to go to a mediocre Catholic HS. It is 100% for sports and to avoid poor brown kids. And I tell my own kids that is EXACTLY the reason their friends are leaving. It is objectively not a better school, has fewer AP options, and doesn't send its graduates to any better colleges.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is a cohort of kids who leave our public after 8th grade to go to a mediocre Catholic HS. It is 100% for sports and to avoid poor brown kids. And I tell my own kids that is EXACTLY the reason their friends are leaving. It is objectively not a better school, has fewer AP options, and doesn't send its graduates to any better colleges.
Lmao. Whatever helps you sleep well.
+1 way to make kids think hateful things that aren't true. Why would anyone spread such nasty rumors?
Anonymous wrote:No, she's leaving. Let it go on a good note. Talk to your DD if she needs reassuring.
Anonymous wrote:You could tell her that you don’t entrust Catholics with your children’s well-being and see how the parents like that…
I’m not serious but it’s baffling to me that parents can feel high and mighty about a choice like that. It may be a superior education in certain ways but there’s a moral price to pay for everyone involved after decades of systematic child abuse
Anonymous wrote:I mean she told the truth, catholic school education is more academically rigorous than private. I would just tell your kid that there are a lot of education options, and then reiterate what you like about your public school and remind her that others may have different priorities.
My kid went to catholic then switched to public because he needed special services and the catholic school couldnt handle his iep. His catholic school friends said "why are you leaving" and he made something up about needing change and being closer to home. The truth is all families make decisions that are best for them. If youre angry about that that reflects on you not them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is a cohort of kids who leave our public after 8th grade to go to a mediocre Catholic HS. It is 100% for sports and to avoid poor brown kids. And I tell my own kids that is EXACTLY the reason their friends are leaving. It is objectively not a better school, has fewer AP options, and doesn't send its graduates to any better colleges.
Lmao. Whatever helps you sleep well.
Anonymous wrote:There is a cohort of kids who leave our public after 8th grade to go to a mediocre Catholic HS. It is 100% for sports and to avoid poor brown kids. And I tell my own kids that is EXACTLY the reason their friends are leaving. It is objectively not a better school, has fewer AP options, and doesn't send its graduates to any better colleges.
Anonymous wrote:You could tell her that you don’t entrust Catholics with your children’s well-being and see how the parents like that…
I’m not serious but it’s baffling to me that parents can feel high and mighty about a choice like that. It may be a superior education in certain ways but there’s a moral price to pay for everyone involved after decades of systematic child abuse