what is different between public school and privet school?
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public:free\nprivATE:teaches you how to spell\npublic:much lower standerds\nprivate:costs alot of money\n\nthats a few,and DEPENDING on the type of private school they will teach a type of religion.
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what you need to do is do a search of Southern Association of colleges and schools or SACS. This is the association that the schools must gain accredation from  both public and private have to meet the same standards. The reason why private schools seem to be better is they can pick and choose their students. If a schools is not accredited or is in danger of losing it, thats a school you will not place your child in or you can see what steps are being followed according to sacs for the school to do well
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Yes. I attend public school, and kids can get away with murder there. (Not literally.. I hope).\n\nPrivate school is much better. More education, less of a class size, and usually stricter rules. Plus, I believe there is more parent / teacher conversation.
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i go to a private college preparatory school.  i'm not going to tell you which one though.  i like it because it has smaller classes and the teachers here are really good.  i've never been to public school, but don't get me wrong.  i have to work to pay off some of my tuition.  then again, there are some of those stupid rich white kids who always like to flaunt their wealth at school.  that's one thing that's really annoying.  the majority of the kids at my school are rich caucasians, and i'm a minority and not so rich.  maybe it's jealousy (it probably is), but i'm grateful that i have the opportunity to go to the school that i go to.
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Pros:\nAllows lower income people to send their kids to private school.\nAllows parents to choose where they send their kids to school\nRewards good schools, punishes bad schools\n\nCons:\nTakes money out of an already cash-strapped public school system\nPublic schools are not allowed to turn down students, so students who aren't accepted by private schools will be stuck in even worse public schools.
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A boarding school is one where the students live on campus ("board" there, as in room-and-board).  Almost all of these schools a private, although I believe North Carolina and one or two other states have some public boarding schools for special programs.\n\nA private school is any school that is not run by a city or county and charges tuition.  These schools may or may not be boarding schools (most of them are not).  Some are good, some are not so good; and whether they accept boarding students doesn't make them either good or bad.
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I'm a public school band director from Georgia...here's your answer:\n\nAt private schools, teachers are more relaxed because they have less troublesome students. There are virtually no fights are problems of this kind, because parents are PAYING to have their kids go to private school. Therefore, more work gets done each day. I used to teach at a private middle school by the way.\n\nAt public schools, you have your good kids, your bad kids.....ones that do what they're supposed to and the ones that get in trouble every week. Also, the public schools have to abide by many many many many state regulations or people can lose their jobs. This is a very basic answer but its one you can easily understand. Schools need more days to handle these kind of things, and also because its harder to educate and entire class to specifications because of the new "No Child Left Behind" Act of 2001. Ask a teacher about that. \n\nI could answer further but I don't want to bore you. There's your basic answer. Hope this helps!
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The number one advantage of public schools is SOCIALIZATION!  If you do research under that category, I guarantee that you will find many reasons to prove why home schooling isn't such a great idea.
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Aside from the standard public k-12 schools, there are also private and church schools, operated by private organizations independent from state intervention.\n\nThen there are charter schools which are privately operated but funded by the state (requiring them to meet state guidelines) Charter schools usually cater to at-risk students(students in danger of dropping out) or offered as a free alternative to public school when the parents can't afford a private school.\n\nNext there are magnet schools, which are intensified education schools with a strong curriculum in math and science, designed for the extremely gifted and talented students (or parents) that are trying to accelerate their learning.\n\nAnd last there is home school, where the parents teach their children what they should learn in public school.
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Schools that except money from the government usually teach a standard curriculum, publicly funded and private schools may vary from the "norm" and go outside the box.
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early childhood education or elementary education
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I went to private school all my life, and once I hit the "real world" and started making friends who went to public schools it truly amazed me how much they didn't learn.  If I had to hire a high school kid for anything, I'd take a C-student from a private school over an A-student at a public school, unless the public school is exceptionally well-known for academics.
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This web site should help:\nhttp://mb-soft.com/public/school.html
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The answer depends almost entirely on where you live.  Some public schools are quite good while some really stink.  For example, I live in Dallas, and the Dallas Independent School District has a very bad reputation - if I had kids, I would do what I could to send them to private school.  However, some of the suburban school districts are great and I'd have no problem using them - and saving the money I'd spend on a private school.  I went to public schools and I turned out fine (I think...).
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Canada has three types of schools - public, catholic and private. \n\nThey can be either french, english or immersion (dual or single track; english or french)\n\nSchools run from elementary to middle school or intermediate to high school and in some places straight from elementary (immersed with middle or intermediate) to high school.\n\nSome schools in Canada are called community schools a terminology that has lingered on from Britsih influence - a community school is a a publicly funded school.\n\nIn additional we some specialized schools (trade, special needs, artsy etc.) which can be either type of school - public, catholic, or private and can either be french, english, immersion etc.
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Private schools are not always better than public schools.  Research both school and compare/contrast the pros and cons of attending that school.  Do what would benefit YOU the most.  Family and friends might not be there for you 20 years down the line... Education will...
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well in Pivrate schools there is much attention given to the students more than in pubilc schools