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To: SeekAndFind

We have a couple of excellent Catholic schools here. I am considering sending my two year old to one of them when she is school age.

We are not Catholic, but these schools offer the best education in town combined with values I fully support.

I just have to figure out how we’ll pay the extra $1000 yearly fee for non-Catholics. :)


20 posted on 04/04/2008 7:08:42 AM PDT by Skooz (Any nation that would elect Hillary Clinton as its president has forfeited its right to exist.)
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To: Skooz

“We are not Catholic ...”

Neither are we, but we have sent our daughter to Catholic school since second grade. She will attend the Catholic high school next year. The tuition (even for non-Catholics) at the elementary school was about half the amount for the “elite” private school in town, and the classroom materials at the Catholic school were about one grade level ahead of those used in the private academy in every grade.


23 posted on 04/04/2008 8:21:50 AM PDT by riverdawg
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To: Skooz
I just have to figure out how we’ll pay the extra $1000 yearly fee for non-Catholics. :)

Convert! ;0)

28 posted on 04/04/2008 8:46:34 AM PDT by Trailerpark Badass
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To: Skooz

My daughter is now in 10 grade, she has attended Catholic schools since pre-school, I have/will have shelled out about $67,000 by the time she graduates in 2 years. This doesn’t include uniforms, books, etc, but EVERY PENNY was/is worth it!


29 posted on 04/04/2008 9:05:22 AM PDT by VastRWCon (loss is a matter of degree vote McCain)
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