Do most SDA attend private church schools?
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Yes I believe they do as they should. I attended a boarding school and all of my friends in the church did as well. Addressing the point of the last entry of only the rich ones do well that is not 100% true. The church makes it possible for ALL to attend the school of there grade level. The worthy student fund makes it all possible. I feel as though I had a better education through the system. I feel bad for those of you that feel it is only for the rich. I may not have been rich then but I am now in spirit if nothing else.
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I would contact a local SDA church and ask them
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depends on which ones you are referring to- if you refer to the catholic school system perhaps- but not the private ones- I went to a private one and it is flourishing.... the only way they are doomed is if they change their mind so many times about doctrine that theyre not catholic anymore, or if the government becomes totalitarian and bans religious schools..
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Yes.  Religious school.  Public school is government schooling and the government should not promote any partricular relgion or class of religions in any way.  By ensuring that schools carriculums remain secular it empowers parents and loved ones to educate their children on spiritual matters without government interference and preserves our freedom.
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Aside from the standard public k-12 schools, there are also private and church schools, operated by private organizations independent from state intervention.\n\nThen there are charter schools which are privately operated but funded by the state (requiring them to meet state guidelines) Charter schools usually cater to at-risk students(students in danger of dropping out) or offered as a free alternative to public school when the parents can't afford a private school.\n\nNext there are magnet schools, which are intensified education schools with a strong curriculum in math and science, designed for the extremely gifted and talented students (or parents) that are trying to accelerate their learning.\n\nAnd last there is home school, where the parents teach their children what they should learn in public school.
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Follow the link in Source below for a list of Catholic schools in Arizona.\n\nThomas Talboy, PhD, Director\nUbiquity International, LLC\nExperience. Explore. Embrace the World.(TM)\nhttp://www.ubiquityinternational.com
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Each state has different requirements for public schools. In some states, for example, you must be a certified teacher to be a high school head coach, but the same is not required in order to be an assistant/jv/frosh coach, etc...Some states leave requirements up to the local systems...  Private schools are generally  not bound by requirements  of public schools (at least none that I know of) and may hire at their discretion...Go to your state's high school governing body (for example, in Tennessee that would be the TSSAA - TN Secondary Schools Athletic Association - for the information most relevent for you)...by the way, I was a successful high school hoops coach (and teacher) for nearly a decade, and I may return...terrific fun!
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If it's a public school. go to the school district office.  If it's a religious school, inquire at the church
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Some are Private (Stanford), some are owned by their respective states (UC Berkley). The private ones have many catagories, including religious and single-sex institutions.
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Private schools have more funding than public schools to give for scholarships and financial aid.
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There are little to no resources to help special needs children in private schools. They are not equipped to handle it. Things like IEPs, special ed classes, etc., are usually only offered in public schools.
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Many schools have ties to various churches, some more than others.  You would have to find schools that interest you, see that they have the programs you want, and check their religious affiliation, if they have one.
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Hi there.\n\nPlease try this link:\n\nhttp://finaid.org/otheraid/privateschool.phtml
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There are plenty of private Christian schools you can send your kids to.
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The Seventh Day Adventist church is in 209 of the world's 236 nations (more than any other Christian church) they have the second largest system of Christian schools 85 universities, 953 secondary schools, 148 hospitals, 354 clinics, they make use of 713 languages.  Revelation teaches that the remnant church keeps all of God's commandments including the 4th and they teach the Gospel to all the nations.  There are almost 4000 people joining the Adventist church second only to Catholocism I believe.  The Mormon church teach a lot that the Bible doesn't they say the Book of Mormon is superior to the Bible,  people are in heaven right now, baptism services for the dead, polygamy, no divorce, if you're not Mormon you will be servants of them in heaven, eternal hell, etc... I still haven't found a scripture that supports most of their beliefs.  Not trying to force you to do anything just giving facts, if you have any questions about anything you can contact me anytime. peace out brother
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Well, I have been doing some rough calculations.  In our area, there is about one per 3000 population, which would put the total in the range of 100K for the nation, but the distribution may be vastly different in different parts of the country, I suppose.  That does not calculate private schools, either.
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1. Ateneo High (Catholic - All Boys, Students mostly Filipino-SPanish elites)\n2. La Salle Greenhills (Catholic - All Boys, Students mostly either Filipino-Spanish or Filipino-Chinese elites)\n3. Xavier School (Catholic - All Boys, Students are mosrtly Chinese and Filipino-Chinese elites)\n4. Immaculate Conception Academy (Catholic - All Girls, Students are mosrtly Chinese and Filipino-Chinese elites)\n5. De La Salle-Santiago Zobel Preparatory High (Catholic - Coed, Students are mostly Filipino-Spanish or Filipino elites)\n6. Kostka High (Nonsecular - Students mostly Filpino-Spanish elites)\n7. Assumption High (Catholic-All GIrls - Students mostly elites)\n8. University of Santo Tomas High (Catholic)\n9. Faith Academy (Protestant - Students mostly Americans)\n10. International School (Secular - Students mostly children of expats)\n11. British School of Manila (Secular - STudents mostly children of expats)\n12. brent School (Protestant - Students mostly Americans and Europeans)\n...and Several other private schools. Those mentioned above are considered the best.\n\n*One must be familiar that the Private Schools In The Philippines as well as in Manila are primarily geared toward the elite, which are for the most part, either non-Filipino or mixed Filipino. The vast majority of pure Filipinos send their children to Public schools.