Some anglophones were frustrated by the fact that they couldn't send their children to French school for a better education due to regulations forcing them to send them to an immersion program. Anglophones wonder if people really want them to learn French. They wonder why francophones feel the need to say that they absolutely have to have schools that are francophone or anglophone.
For example, in New Brunswick, francophones can go to English school. The francophones in Beresford go to a French school from grade one to grade eight, and then an English school from grade nine to grade 12. They graduate from high school completely bilingual; they don't even know whether they're francophone or anglophone when they speak.
What do you think?