Do you think going to a strict private school helps a childs behavior?
I've noticed an impressive change in attitude especially in mine after they were pulled from public school and put into a very traditional Christian school.
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There are Christian schools and then there are Christian schools. Some are a nightmare and almost as bad as the government schools. I went to Catholic schools K-12.But, most important was high school -- an all-girls (gender segregated schools are best at this age --even the progressives in the Department of Education have been forced to admit this)traditional Catholic school with a classical liberal curriculum https://similarworlds.com/5-Education/767985-What-is-a-classical-liberal-education I can not recommend that enough! My kids are in the same type of schools. The only difference is they no longer have the paddle --which is a shame.
Kathryn05 · 41-45, F
@beckychandler: Becky this is the kind of school I moved my kids into and it has made a huge difference. They are gender segregated which has benefited both my girls and my son but especially my oldest she is like a totally different girl when you remove the boys from the equation. And they set high standards and force the girls to meet them. Thankfully they still can paddle as well
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Kathryn05 · 41-45, F
@beckychandler: Can't argue with the truth! Those really are the best kind of Christian schools
Mguinm · 51-55, F
@beckychandler I agree with you some are as bad as public schools. The kids were brutal to me in both Christian and public schools but the education I dearly loved and the teachers were great.