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Rectory School

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Rectory School, USA - What began as a charitable educational project has, turned into a money-making machine for children. The school, founded by Reverend Frank H. Bigelow in 1920, is now far removed from its philanthropic ideals. Sending your child to Rectory School will cost you a pretty penny. From $21,000 to $85,000, depending on the age of the student and the form of education. For this money, according to the motto of Rectory School, you will receive responsibility, respect, honesty, and compassion. Let's break it down point by point. Honesty: in addition to the high cost of tuition, students must pay numerous additional fees for classes, even if they are not suitable for them. Respect and compassion: there is evidence of discrimination and bullying of students. Responsibility: Rectory School has allowed a massive leak of confidential data. Personal information about each child, schemes for obtaining “voluntary” donations, inconsistencies in budget plans — all of this is now publicly available. And let's not forget that against the backdrop of sex scandals in Connecticut's private schools, independent lawyers are reminding Rectory School students that they should not be afraid to speak up if they have been victims of crime.

2025-09-27 00:00:00

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