Talk:Masada College
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Masada is also known as South African High due to approx 90% of the students and various teachers being of South African descent.
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"Masada College is a co-educational, independent, Jewish Day school, from Preschool (three year olds) to Year 12 (seventeen year olds), which strives to achieve educational excellence in a caring environment. It aspires to teach children orthodox Jewish values in a tolerant and inclusive manner and to develop in them a love of Israel and a strong sense of community, Australian identity and citizenship."
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Masada College is getting less students each year, which leads to smaller class sizes and may help get even better results in the HSC.--Adam1213 Talk + 06:55, 30 January 2006 (UTC)
- Well? Be bold and add that information! The "edit this page" button is there for a reason :) -- Daverocks (talk) 09:16, 30 January 2006 (UTC)
[edit] DSC
Lacks notability but eventually will have some (original [1]
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| Established | 12 March 2007 | |||||
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| Slogan | Stand your ground | |||||
| Founder | Daniel S | |||||
| Location | On campus Meetings occur at 'Tree Segal' |
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Stand your ground!
DSC is an elite group and is an abbreviation for Daniel S's Crew. The meeting area is at 'Tree Segal'. There are aprox 10-15 members currently; however a lot of people have filled in application forms and are being manually processed by a system of scoring the answers to the application.
The application form contains some questions that might not be expected to be in it, such as drawing a dot diagram.
DSC does have an application form but has not refused to admin anyone.
DSC has had a lot of people interested in joining, while DSC still does not yet have an set goals, or jobs done yet.
There are two enemies of DSC; CO and NDSC. The leader of NDSC being Daniel B.
NDSC, Not Daniel S's Crew claims not to be exclusive (while it is uncertain if DSC is) however they do not allow people to also be in DSC.
NDSC claims "DSC is going to be run by someone else" and because of this people should not join, however the person has no relation to it or possiblity of running it.
