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I'm curious why you seemingly discount school as a "tight community structure". In many communities it's one of the only options left. I daresay the label of t

I'm curious why you seemingly discount school as a "tight community structure". In many communities it's one of the only options left. I daresay the label of the community is irrelevant, what matters is some other aspect effective ones share - and of course, the child in question (:

sokoloff 10mo ago
There are schools that can serve in that manner, but it’s a tiny minority of them. No (or virtually no) public schools with 125+ students per grade will have that tight community structure. A private school with 20 per class and 60 per grade has a fair shot at it. Maybe a small public district could as well, but I’ve never seen it happen there. Sports teams with strong non-athletic aspects to their program are another possible source of values transmission. I agree that it’s not the sign on the building that matters, but the content and consistency of what happens inside it.