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Private schools are better, and the educational aspect is the least important factor (self.casualconversation)

submitted 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) by OmegaLemmy to c/casualconversation@lemm.ee

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Private schools provide a guaranteed immaculate environment for your children, siblings, nieces or nephews

Whether it would help develop kids skills via programs, or help kids grow in a safe and secure place

Plus, benefits of being a paid guardian also means your worries and thoughts are taken into consideration

It provides more and better things than anything a public school could give

A trip to New York from Eskişehir
Junior Programmers Club
Permanent seat in Juniors Athletics Tourneys
Background checks for every family and children
Well Trained Teachers that promote individual growth
Facilities for a Gym, an internet cafe, foreign language classes, student ran clubs and programs overseen by teachers

I don't think I could handle sending anyone junior me into a less than guaranteed quality of public school when private schools are this much better

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[–] folkrav@lemmy.ca 11 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

Around here, private schools "care" about your children's education... Unless they have learning difficulties, then they don't want to deal with them. Its harder to flout high average grades when you have less then stellar students, you see... The teachers are also the exact same (ever so slightly worse pay, but better work environment), coming from the same universities and having the same educational program to follow. It does tend to be easier to have facilities and fancy activities when you're loaded from donations, rather than chronically underfunded by politicians who send their children to private schools.