I went to Jesuit. Some of the most humble down to earth people are from there. You have old money kids mixed in with those on a scholarship whose parents work at a grocery store, and everyone gets along. There may always be a bad egg, but they groom the kids to be men for others.

Overall, anyone from a Catholic League School is successful in their own way. The schools provide an education far greater than one can imagine, and it has more to do with life lessons and fundamentals in addition to books and studies. All those school board meetings of pissed off parents across the country strike your nerves? Well you won't have those types of issues in the Catholic League.

For those in the know, why did the Catholic league get dissolved?

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Posted by Hangover Haven

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Posted on 8/7/22 at 3:54 pm to Mariner

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but they groom the kids to be men for others.

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Overall, anyone from a Catholic League School is successful in their own way. The schools provide an education far greater than one can imagine, and it has more to do with life lessons and fundamentals in addition to books and studies. All those school board meetings of pissed off parents across the country strike your nerves? Well you won't have those types of issues in the Catholic League.

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For those in the know, why did the Catholic league get dissolved?

My guess is enrollment.

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Posted by Mingo Was His NameO

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Posted on 8/7/22 at 5:04 pm to Mariner

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Overall, anyone from a Catholic League School is successful in their own way.

I know a dude from one of the Catholic League Schools that dropped out of college because he was a drug addict and has been in and out of rehab and still doesn't have a real job.

Care to elaborate on his successes?

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Posted by LSUFanHouston

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Posted on 8/7/22 at 10:01 pm to Mariner