Prager also loads the argument by referring to "fundamentalist Christian" and "ultra-Orthodox" schools. The majority of religious schools are undoubtedly more moderate--Catholic high schools, Jewish day schools (which are not restricted to Orthodox Jews), church-affiliated preschools and kindergartens. The types of schools he refers to are also tied to closed communities: a student in a Catholic high school probably socializes with and has neighbors whco are not Catholic, whereas a Hasidic-school students probably lives in an entirely Jewish neighborhood and does not socialize with Reform Jews, much less Gentiles.