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Castilleja School
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I was quite shocked when I went to a recent Open Day to consider this school for our daughter. The girls I encountered in hallways were rude, pushing through doors and shouting.
I overheard three girls by the lockers deriding a fourth because they thought her family vacation destination was 'cheap'.
The facilities were not great. This is a very small school.
The skirts are ridiculous. What were they thinking of?
The teachers were feeding girls the answers in observed classes.
A debating class with four girls arguing in two teams was impressive until you noted that the rest of the class was:
texting
asleep
passing notes
St Jospeph's/Sacred Heart was superior in every way with kind and courteous students and calm organized classes with a lot of interaction.
I'm a High School teacher (not at either school) so I know what I'm looking for in a school.
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