To: silverleaf; Gabz
One of my kids is in Catholic school- I dont see how a secular school can function the same. Cathholic schools have a moral compass that points to God. Secular schools have moral relativist compasses that swing wherever the holder wishes it to swing. Catholic schools usually have a more disciplined approach, so I'm interested to see whether the discipline works as well without the faith-base.
6 posted on
07/26/2008 8:28:57 AM PDT by
Amelia
To: Amelia
Catholic schools usually have a more disciplined approachLet me add that Catholic schools usually have parents who have a more disciplined approach as well.
radiohead - 12 years DC Catholic schools
8 posted on
07/26/2008 8:48:34 AM PDT by
radiohead
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To: Amelia; silverleaf; radiohead
Catholic schools usually have a more disciplined approach, so I'm interested to see whether the discipline works as well without the faith-base. I really think it can. And radiohead hits a major point in regard to parents.
Even if it is secular, if they are going in knowing ahead of time regarding a much more disciplined environment, I don't think it will matter much that it is secular, rather than faith-based.
Gabz --- product of 12 years NYC Catholic schools.
9 posted on
07/26/2008 8:56:05 AM PDT by
Gabz
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