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Do you have to be catholic for your child to attend a catholic preschool?

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Do you have to be catholic for your child to attend a catholic preschool?

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  1. I don't think you have to. My family n I are catholic and my sister has my nephew in a baptist preschool!!!

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  2. No-it is now considered discrimination and exclusion. However you would be expected to respect their religion and for your child to be involved in all areas of the preschool life eg be willing for him to hear bible stories, be involved in prayers/masses etc.

    Depending on the setting children who are Catholic may get priority.

  3. The quickest way to find out is to approach the pre-school & ask them what their criteria for application/placement is.  They may give priority to children of Catholic parents but will also take on non-Catholic children.

  4. You do not have to be Catholic to go to any Catholic school. I went to Catholic school and taught in a Catholic preschool and I am not Catholic.

  5. No.

  6. yes

  7. No.

    But Catholic families who live and are active in the parish will be given priority in registration.

    With love in Christ.

  8. It may depend on the diocese.

  9. No, you will find that they will be open
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