That's the best route. And yes, having most kids come with some form of structure will help.
- mr.peanut

Oh I know, I just didn't didn't want to phrase like a snob who hates poor people. I mean I am one, I just don't want to sound like one.

They are going to public school for primary but it's a nice school it's brand new and I live in the nice part of town so it's kids from family with maybe..more structure to give to kids?

But no way they are going to a public highschool. Unless they want to go to a sport-studies program that's only available at one but they usually structure those kids a little better.
- Fredo

Agreed.

The "normal" public highschools are a mess these days.

I'll gladly pay the 5k a year if needed. (I have no idea how much private schools cost in 2023)

Oh I know, I just didn't didn't want to phrase like a snob who hates poor people. I mean I am one, I just don't want to sound like one.
- Fredo

It's not even a rich/poor thing. Being rich can cause a lack of structure too because now the kid is in an environment where they aren't getting everything they want.

It's not even a rich/poor thing. Being rich can cause a lack of structure too because now the kid is in an environment where they aren't getting everything they want.
- mr.peanut

Yeah no there's no 100% deal here but the batting average is probably higher than the area downtown with prostitutes, drugs addicts and immigrants where's there prison bar on the windows, no grass next to the laundrymat and dep that sells alchohol to minors

It's not even a rich/poor thing. Being rich can cause a lack of structure too because now the kid is in an environment where they aren't getting everything they want.
- mr.peanut

My daughter told me "You always say no!" the other day.

I was so proud of myself.

Agreed.

The "normal" public highschools are a mess these days.

I'll gladly pay the 5k a year if needed. (I have no idea how much private schools cost in 2023)
- Scabeh

15K to 25K a year in Ontario on average

About 6K a year for Jean De Brebeuf (an example) and you have to make their lunch.

15K to 25K a year in Ontario on average

About 6K a year for Jean De Brebeuf (an example) and you have to make their lunch.
- Symba007

Holy crap.


Do they accept kidneys?

My daughter told me "You always say no!" the other day.

I was so proud of myself.
- Scabeh

Did you tell her she spent 2 years saying no to everything when she was 2yrs old?

Holy crap.


Do they accept kidneys?
- Scabeh

not subsidized That's why Fredo should thank Pete for his "contribution"

most expensive one in Ottawa, Ashbury College

Fees
Upon acceptance of an offer of admission to Ashbury College, new students will be charged a one-time non-refundable Enrollment Fee. This fee is $5,000 for students in Grades 4 – 9 and $7,500 for students in Grades 10 – 12. Please see our Financial Handbook for complete details or contact the Admissions Office for more information.

Tuition
School Year 2023–24

Day Student: $33,720
Boarding Student: $76,830

Did you tell her she spent 2 years saying no to everything when she was 2yrs old?
- Symba007

Oh don't worry, she knows how much she says "no" per day. She's very specific about what she likes and wants to do.

My son is considerably more easy going and easy to handle.

Fortunately for her, she's ridiculously cute in everything she does so she gets a pass from alot of people.

Yeah no there's no 100% deal here but the batting average is probably higher than the area downtown with prostitutes, drugs addicts and immigrants where's there prison bar on the windows, no grass next to the laundrymat and dep that sells alchohol to minors
- Fredo

You described Saint Maxime in Laval

My daughter told me "You always say no!" the other day.

I was so proud of myself.
- Scabeh

The kids always come to the to ask for things and I always have to ask did you ask your mom before?

Yeah.

What did she say?

She said no.

Little gremlims

You described Saint Maxime in Laval
- mr.peanut

St-hyacinthe it's Christ-Roi

canada, good morning.

it worked!
- deadpoulet

The kids always come to the to ask for things and I always have to ask did you ask your mom before?

Yeah.

What did she say?

She said no.

Little gremlims
- Fredo

Classic stuff.


I know managers who try the same thing with me.

"Can I do this?"

"Did you already ask your HR rep?"

"Yes"

"What did he say?"

"He said I can't do it but..."

"It's No."

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