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From: Colorado Springs
I think that it is totally dependant on the level of public schools in your area. Where I live, the catholic schools blow *** and you are sheltered. To the point that "get your degree and you've got 75K a year" is what me, and all my classmates believed. I transferred to a public school in 9th grade and was way behind. I couldn't believe it!
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You guys gotta remember that Turbo II lives in a state with one of the worst public school systems in the nation.. SO to get a Education you must stick the kids in private or catholic school.. It is true that I have had my share of wild catholic girls, but I think they will definately be better off in a private/catholic school.. AWW but what do I know.. I don't have any kids...
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From: Denver, CO
Originally Posted by Turbo II' date='Mar 10 2003, 04:22 PM
Well, I'm getting excited. My oldest daughter should start school in September and she's taking a test on Wednesday to see if she can make it in Catholic School. The thing about it all is 4000 a year plus donations. I dont know how much money in donations but I hope it's not a lot. Anyone have some advise on enrolling the kids into Catholic School or any other elementary?
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From: Amityville, New York
Originally Posted by 75 Repu' date='Mar 11 2003, 02:31 PM
You guys gotta remember that Turbo II lives in a state with one of the worst public school systems in the nation.. SO to get a Education you must stick the kids in private or catholic school.. It is true that I have had my share of wild catholic girls, but I think they will definately be better off in a private/catholic school.. AWW but what do I know.. I don't have any kids...
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