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Toronto board considering school for black youth
Lincoln:
--- Quote from: Bill O Reilly on September 17, 2005, 12:27:24 PM ---
--- Quote ---In my country of Canada Catholic schools aren't private. Anyone can go to them. It'll be the same with these Black ones I imagine.
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What country do you live in? Hows the normal public schools compared to catholic?
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It's basically same cirriculum I believe, although I've never attended a Catholic school. My good friend, however, went to his first year high school year at a Catholic school and transferred to the public (as we call it, even though they both are) school with no problem. Only big difference is that they teach a religion course and I think have some prayer in school.
Shallow:
--- Quote from: Bill O Reilly on September 17, 2005, 12:27:24 PM ---
--- Quote ---In my country of Canada Catholic schools aren't private. Anyone can go to them. It'll be the same with these Black ones I imagine.
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What country do you live in? Hows the normal public schools compared to catholic?
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The catholic schools are the same here as the public. It was the Catholics that decided they want their education tax dollars going towards Catholic schools. In Quebec they have French Schools the same way. No one is going to have a problem if a school is openned in an already black area and focuses a little more on Black culture and hires more Black teachers. It will be open to non blacks as well.
Low Key:
--- Quote from: $ on September 17, 2005, 12:24:27 PM ---Jamal, why did you delete your post?
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Twentytwofifty:
Catholic schools in Canada are much nicer than public schools (well atleast in Peel Region). A lot of public schools in my area are dumps, my was disgraceful.
J @ M @ L:
--- Quote from: $ on September 17, 2005, 12:24:27 PM ---Jamal, why did you delete your post?
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Which one?
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