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Re: SSG School
« Reply #70 on: May 30, 2022, 07:23:02 PM »
If I might be interested in possibly trying st. Mary's again, I would ask if fr. Duverger is still in charge....
I addressed my question to Lover of Truth, who started this thread. He strongly agreed with your statement that he is against all Catholic schools, and homeschooling is the only way to go. So your hypothetical question does not apply to LoT, which made me wonder why he is asking about SGG school.

It would be like me asking how well a Tesla drives, and then saying on the next page that I would never dream of buying a Tesla.

Re: SSG School
« Reply #71 on: May 31, 2022, 01:08:18 PM »
I addressed my question to Lover of Truth, who started this thread. He strongly agreed with your statement that he is against all Catholic schools, and homeschooling is the only way to go. So your hypothetical question does not apply to LoT, which made me wonder why he is asking about SGG school.

It would be like me asking how well a Tesla drives, and then saying on the next page that I would never dream of buying a Tesla.
Well, I didn't ask a question, but my comment still stands:
"If I might be interested in possibly trying St. Mary's again, I would ask if fr. Duverger is still in charge...."

Homeschooling is HARD.


Re: SSG School
« Reply #72 on: May 31, 2022, 08:45:23 PM »
How many children do you have?  We home schooled with"Seton".  We did fine. Year round schooling is best.

Re: SSG School
« Reply #73 on: May 31, 2022, 10:54:02 PM »
How many children do you have?  We home schooled with"Seton".  We did fine. Year round schooling is best.
How long have you been (or did you) homeschool?

Re: SSG School
« Reply #74 on: May 31, 2022, 11:31:32 PM »
How many children do you have?  We home schooled with"Seton".  We did fine. Year round schooling is best.

Whatever your children respond best to, is the bottom line, but we take a summer break, usually part of July, and all of August and September, nine to ten weeks in all.  I'm of the philosophy that children and teens need that summer off, back in my day, summer vacation was basically Memorial Day to Labor Day, but the educational establishment has gradually whittled away at that, making vacation from early in June to mid-August.  We basically follow the older pattern, but bumped up a month, both for climate reasons (Southeastern US) and because vacation hotel rates go down after the first of September.