St. Augustine Secondary School Verified listing

In past years before the civil war St. Augustine schools had a stellar reputation as they stood for ""Reason, Religion, and Kindness."" After the disruptions of war and then two years of ebola, the education system was in ruins. Still teachers are poorly treated, poorly trained, and the headmaster absent most of the time. Reason, Religion, and especially Kindness have returned to heaven from which they came. The classes are often unsupervised are unreasonably large. That being said, the majority of the staff were former students and do their best. For various reasons, conversation is done at high volume, whether indoors or outside by both teachers and students. The school often sounds like a soccer stadium. The directives of the ministry of education are followed carefully and even under the obvious degeneration, all staff treat each other and especially their guest teachers always with civility. I'm glad I can help their efforts to somewhat meet the needs of their students.