Anonymous wrote:The liturgy/BBQ was a nice time. Enjoyed meeting some of you!

+1

Anonymous wrote:Two full days of mandatory orientation is ridiculous.

Matches how they pamper US girls. Get used to it.

The liturgy/BBQ was a nice time. Enjoyed meeting some of you!

With all the whiners who are new to the school on this thread, I don't anticipate things getting much better at this school in the near term.

Anonymous wrote:Two full days of mandatory orientation is ridiculous.

DC’s freshman orientation was four days - three for everyone plus an extra for students new to the school (those not coming up from the MS; it’s a k-12). It was a great experience and DC enjoyed it and felt much more comfortable when school started.

For that matter, I had a week of orientation when I started at NCS in 7th grade back in the dark ages. It was optional though, but it was great.

Encourage your kid to make the most of it.

Anonymous wrote:Two full days of mandatory orientation is ridiculous.

+1

Two full days of mandatory orientation is ridiculous.

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Anonymous wrote:What’s the dress code for liturgy/BBQ on Sunday?? We’re not catholic. Never been to a liturgy before

I asked for help with this on the fashion forum. Everyone said cotton midi dress. We are new - if anyone who isn't new wants to chime in, please do!

Some parishes are very formal, some not so much. To be safe, a nice but not overly formal dress and slacks/button-down shirt would be fine even at the most conservative parishes.

This answer is confusing. The event we are talking about is the back to school BBQ at this particular school - do you have a suggestion for the dress code for this event? or is this some Chat GPT bot answer?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What’s the dress code for liturgy/BBQ on Sunday?? We’re not catholic. Never been to a liturgy before

I asked for help with this on the fashion forum. Everyone said cotton midi dress. We are new - if anyone who isn't new wants to chime in, please do!

Some parishes are very formal, some not so much. To be safe, a nice but not overly formal dress and slacks/button-down shirt would be fine even at the most conservative parishes.

Anonymous wrote:What’s the dress code for liturgy/BBQ on Sunday?? We’re not catholic. Never been to a liturgy before

I asked for help with this on the fashion forum. Everyone said cotton midi dress. We are new - if anyone who isn't new wants to chime in, please do!

What’s the dress code for liturgy/BBQ on Sunday?? We’re not catholic. Never been to a liturgy before

Anonymous wrote:All Student government was elected last year.

9th isn't included in Student Gov

Anonymous wrote:Looks like they picked last year.

All Student government was elected last year.

Anonymous wrote:Gosh school is starting so soon. Feeling pretty nervous.

Shouldn't be that bad. Just ignore annoying parents.

Gosh school is starting so soon. Feeling pretty nervous.