Anonymous
07/14/2016 07:44
Subject: What is the best academic Catholic ES school in MD?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why do some think academics are not as strong in Catholic schools? Is this based on a current experience, an experience from 20 years ago, bias or just trying to downplay Catholic, parish-based schools?
We have current experiences in both Catholic and public schools and have found the parish school to be more rigorous in some subject areas and equally rigorous in others.
Catholic schools, by and large, are much better at teaching kids how to write. At my workplace, I find that kids who are schooled in Catholic schools are much better writers than those in public schools. You can spot it immediately...sometimes I will read something and be able to tell immediately that the kid went to Catholic school.
The vast majority of American youth would be far better educated in Catholic schools. Of course Catholic schools can kick out kids who simply cannot be or simply refuse discipline. Of course , some genius children would still need Blair or TJ models but I'm sure the Jesuits could easily figure out how to accommodate them.
Anonymous
07/14/2016 07:24
Subject: What is the best academic Catholic ES school in MD?
Anonymous wrote:Why do some think academics are not as strong in Catholic schools? Is this based on a current experience, an experience from 20 years ago, bias or just trying to downplay Catholic, parish-based schools?
We have current experiences in both Catholic and public schools and have found the parish school to be more rigorous in some subject areas and equally rigorous in others.
Catholic schools, by and large, are much better at teaching kids how to write. At my workplace, I find that kids who are schooled in Catholic schools are much better writers than those in public schools. You can spot it immediately...sometimes I will read something and be able to tell immediately that the kid went to Catholic school.
Anonymous
07/14/2016 06:49
Subject: What is the best academic Catholic ES school in MD?
Anonymous wrote:Why do some think academics are not as strong in Catholic schools? Is this based on a current experience, an experience from 20 years ago, bias or just trying to downplay Catholic, parish-based schools?
We have current experiences in both Catholic and public schools and have found the parish school to be more rigorous in some subject areas and equally rigorous in others.
Just look how non-Catholics have over-run Georgetown University because it's a top choice.