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12 Signs You Went To A Christian School

It's a modern Footloose.

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12 Signs You Went To A Christian School
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I went to a private Christian high school for all four years and while there are small differences between schools, here are twelve problems most people can relate to if you got a Christian education.

1. There was no such thing as dressing nice for school.

2. You were constantly told to have good posture.

3. Weird rules were very common.

4. It was really annoying when your public school friends complained about how strict their school was.

5. Gym class really sucked.

6. "Modesty is the best policy" has been drilled into your head from the day you entered until the day you left.

7. Whenever there was a very intense speaker at chapel that sent people into a rage.

8. No unnatural hair color was allowed and teachers asked you about it a lot.

9. This was considered evil and one must never mention it.

10. You honestly feel like "Footloose" and your school are the same school for how much they were against dancing.

11. Health classes went something like this.

My Bible teachers even told the class that it is physically impossible for an unwed woman to get pregnant.

12. Whenever you had to go out in public wearing your uniform.

So even though I wasn't crazy about my school, it has helped me to deal with strange rules I do not agree with and it makes me laugh when people complain about how strict Eastern is.

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