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25 SIGNS THAT YOU WENT TO A CATHOLIC SCHOOL IN THE PHILIPPINES

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As Filipinos, we could all agree on how important education is. We believe that education is one of the keys in having a successful and fruitful life. It opens opportunities and equips us with the knowledge and skills that we need. Though we may all have a similar opinion on its importance, we sure have different takes on what is the definition of best education for our children or how they can achieve it.

Parents are more than willing to send their kids to any school just for the sake of their kid’s education. Hearing about the best school in Pasig, Quezon City or in their town totally appeals to them. This puts their mind at ease knowing that the future of their children is secured. But parents have different opinion of what makes a school the best there is. Some may say that exclusive schools give the best education with the state-of-the-art facilities, and advance learning curriculums. Other, though they can afford to pay for a private school, still prefer public schools because environment that can really toughen up a kid. And then there are those who would choose a private catholic school which focuses mainly on moral building.

Studying in a catholic school has its own perks and downsides. The following are some of the things that kids who grew up studying in catholic schools can surely relate to:

Some of your classmates have been your classmates since kindergarten.
  1. You get too excited during PE class because you don’t have to wear regular uniform.
  2. You hated everyone from your school’s rival school.
  3. You call the maintenance guy “manong” and the lady in the canteen as “manang”.
  4. You spend most of the first period reciting the rosary during the month of October.
  5. You were casted as an angel or someone from the Bible during one of your school play.
  6. You’ve seen Jesus of Nazareth.
  7. You know that 2x3 or 3x4 is a haircut.
  8. You know everyone in your year...
  9. …Including who their siblings are.
  10. You know a story about a “haunted” room.
  11. Your parents or grandparents went to the same school.
  12. Next to the bible, the next most important book is the student handbook.
  13. Half of your student handbook is about rules about the uniform.
  14. Wearing the wrong shade of school uniform made you oddly uncomfortable.
  15. Being best in religion is actually a thing.
  16. You know a handful of Bible verses.
  17. Forgetting to bring your rosary is a big deal.
  18. You say “oh my gosh” instead of “oh my God” because you don’t want to put the Lord’s name in vain.
  19. You are tired of hearing Ash Wednesday jokes.
  20. You know a handful of Latin phrases.
  21. Wearing a wristwatch is the farthest you got in accessorising because of school rules.
  22. You have mastered reciting grace in monotone.
  23. You’ve gone to church more than once a week.
  24. You know the lyrics and the hand movements of the Jubilee song.
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