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Published on - March 10th, 2007 (Modified on - March 20th, 2007) (by J.D. Roth) -
Good advice from GRS-reader Leo.
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Trent explains why private schools are no better than public schools. Don’t drop $50,000 on a private school education, he says. “The best investment you can make in your child’s education is to be involved.”
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Great education article. I like what the author had to say about private schools…that you’re essentially paying for demographics.
The question I’m still left with, is should my child be subjected to the lower-end of the spectrum often found in public schools? I mean the kids that just don’t care, don’t want to be there, and act like animals… It’s a puzzling question to me.
On the one hand, I feel like you should be exposed to that element, but on the other…why? I don’t deal with those folks in my daily life…why should my child? I know bad things happen in all schools, but there are varying levels of “bad” and “constantly bad”.
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