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Grandview Heights Christian Academy cuts 8 of 10 grades
Economy takes toll on Ephrata school
Intelligencer Journal
Lancaster New Era
Jul 29, 2009 10:27 EST
Ephrata
By BRIAN WALLACE, Staff Writer

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The math doesn't add up. 70 students have to make other arrangements for fall???If those 70 students were enrolled with the 16 they are retaining that would add up to 86 students...for a school that used to enroll 100+..this doesn't seem "devastating"??? Better go back and check the math or the other facts in the article...
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GHCA started in 1980 when I entered 1st grade, adding a grade or two a year. I started there in 3rd grade, although I did attend Kindergarten and Nursery School there before. I hope Mrs. Montgomery, who taught me in Kindergarten, is able to retain a position. She's an amazing woman.
Stu Metzler
All right all you strong little christians: "Fall in". March yourselves down to the Ephrate public schools, not such a bad place to be, and start showing by the example of your wonderful deportment what good children look like. And, incidentally, good christian parents, get involved in your children's school to the same extent that you did for Grandview and make the public schools better, safer, and more intellectual places. That's what Jesus would counsel, would he not?
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QUOTE (jpmartin59 @ Jul 29 2009, 03:53 PM)
All right all you strong little christians: "Fall in". March yourselves down to the Ephrate public schools, not such a bad place to be, and start showing by the example of your wonderful deportment what good children look like. And, incidentally, good christian parents, get involved in your children's school to the same extent that you did for Grandview and make the public schools better, safer, and more intellectual places. That's what Jesus would counsel, would he not?


Okay, I will take the bait. Trying to read through the lines of your post. Is the issue with individuals having and exercising a choice in education (something we all do at a college level) or is it with Christians or some combination of both?

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