Catholic schools have been successful with kids from chaotic backgrounds anyway, by stressing confidence in childrens’ potential, and high standards.
Catholic schools have been successful with kids from chaotic backgrounds anyway, by stressing confidence in childrens’ potential, and high standards.
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And by beating the stupid out of students with a 3 foot ruler. At least when I went to Catholic school.
Also enforcing discipline. A kid can’t learn in a chaotic environment.
As someone who went to 16 years of Catholic school, I will agree with you.
But public schools to some extent have their hands tied because they are not as free to promote a particular set of values.
When we were a largely white, Protestant country, this was less problematic for public schools because of widely held shared beliefs. That is no longer the case.
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Catholic schools have been successful with kids from chaotic backgrounds anyway, by stressing confidence in childrens’ potential, and high standards.
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I see your problem right THERE: govt skools don’t have no standards /s
How could you, when one is REQUIRED to house every miscreant, thug, disruptive, abuser and dip-shit w/ no recourse??
Were schooling paid by those utilizing the service (vis a vie college\etc.), I’d damn sure guarantee the rates would be going up.
When ANY ONE needs to sign a check for the year (even 1/2) and little Johnny/Jane were expelled w/o refund or receives sh!tty teaching/grades, you’re damn sure the signer is going to worry about the quality/$$$/discipline.
Else, nobody gives a crap, unless it’s THEIR ‘special little angel’, since it’s FREE.