Catholic Diocese refutes state senator’s concerns about private Indiana high school

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6 thoughts on “Catholic Diocese refutes state senator’s concerns about private Indiana high school

  1. Aaaand here we go, folks. Expect more of this type of behavior in the future, as vouchers become more widespread. A disgruntled parent with a little influence gets to play politics with his local catholic high school. This won’t be the last and I fear this will be the undoing of catholic schools.

  2. Too bad that Mishler and hid cronies only care about “mistreatment and bullying” in schools when it concerns their kids or their kids’ friends. Up in arms about some kid getting suspended for kissing but could give a damn less about the gay kid contemplating suicide because of the torment they sometimes endure on a daily basis.

  3. If this is the “most disgusting” thing this idiot has seen in 20 years, he is a John Jacob level failure at his job. Where was Mishler when Indiana was flushing millions of dollars down the toilet on glorified websites calling themselves charter schools? How many teachers in Mishler’s district have been cursed out with zero consequences for the student? Has anyone identified his relationship with the people complaining?

  4. NO MATTER THE POLITICS THIS WHY PEOPLE DON’T TRUST POMPOUS ELECTED OFFICIALS THAT STAY TO LONG: “HERE IS WHAT I WANT. DO WHAT I ASK AND THE MONEY COMES POURING IN. DON’T DO WHAT I WANT AND I WILL TAKE AWAY WHAT YOU ARE GETTING.” “I AM THE ALL KNOWING GIVER”

  5. Nobody cares that these schools have no accountability to the department of education despite they take your tax dollars?

    You guys are all insane or have swallowed somebody’s lies.

  6. Au contraire, Dan. The parents that send their children to these schools pay the same taxes as you and I. But get very little in the way of return for; teacher, buildings, swimming pools gyms etc. In addition when they need something bigger and better the Catholic schools can’t just ask for a referendum for the new whatever. And by the way, most took special precautions and operated during the pandemic, with almost no ill effects.

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