what is the different between sectarian school to non-sectarian and to public school?
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Ther are public schools and state schools. Public schools are private schools (normally fee paying). State schools are schools run by local authorities. These can include schools run on religious education grounds.
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I went to public school where we had 90 min class block schedule and I did fine. My feshman year in high school I switched to a private school where I have 45 min classes. I couldn't imagine goin back, it's so much better and easier to concentrate.
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well, i go to public school, and i think it gives people better social experiences. it allows them to interact better. but that's just my opinion. lol. but public school is pretty cool. no drugs or anything.
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A charter school is a different type of public school.  See the link for more detailed information.
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I have taught in both here in Texas and if I had a child I would personally send them to a private school. I was in a "top" public school in the suburbs and now teach at a nationally-ranked inner city private school. However, it depends on your state. Unfortunately, Texas has so much red tape in the way that students are blocked from learning while in private school there is none. You have the support of parents, the community, and the students and you are able to challenge their thinking without having to worry about law suits, inclusion, etc. Private school cuts through the BS and gets to the learning business. All our kids have books, have the support they need, and all have the opportunity to succeed because no one is lost in the shuffle of public schools. \n\nAlso, the credibility of the private school is important. There are some pretty cruddy schools out there who lack accreditation and any type of credibility. In that case you're probably better off at a public school.
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The public school system is designed not to educate but to control and to produce a complacent non-individualist populace.  Read the book Dumbing Us Down (written by a teacher, no less).
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I don't know that there are private non-parochial schools located specifically in your town, but here is a list of Cleveland area private schools. \nhttp://www.ccis-ohio.org/member.htm
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Private schools are ok but in my opinion public provides much more. A child can learn equalllly as much in either but the key is parent involvement. I like the public system is better it also prepares your child for the real world. Public schools are not as strict, sheltered, nor calm as public much like real life. THe ultimate choice is the parent again I stress Parent involvment.
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There's a pretty clear separation in the western world.  Bad things happen when they're mixed.  It is not the church's place to govern and it is not the state's place to direct beyond civil and criminal matters.\n\nThere'll never be perfect separation, any more than there'll be perfect democracy, but its not bad when compared to more repressive regimes.\n\nI dont know the case of the kid, but if its disrespect to teachers, whatever the form, it should be dealt with.  Our schools are rebellious enough.
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One difference is, the way they wrap their heads. Sunnis wrap clockwise, while shiites wrap counter.
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well i would like to contest the reply given:\n\nPrivate Schools are schools run by private people/ private organizations\n\nPublic Schools are schools run by the Government either state or central\n\nThere are good number of people who are read in the public schools and are leading lights of India.  For ex: Narayana Murthy (Infosys), studied in Public School. All Kendriya Vidyalayas where every Central Government Employee send his/ her child is run by Government.\n\nSo i would like to state that there is no difference, except that in most of Goverment Run Schools the teachers are indifferent as they are permanent employees.....
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public college: open to everyone, and typically frequented by large numbers of people & supported by government funding \n\nprivate college: not supported by government funding \n\nproprietary college: privately owned and run
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Public Education. Mainstream media always refer to it as a democracy.  As Karl Marx would say "repeat a lie enough, it becomes the truth." By the Way it's a Federal Republic, where the power are divided and defused between the three branches of government and the States
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I went to a K-12 school for elementary school but I left after 5th grade cause my family moved.  It wasn't all in one building, but my class was like 30 something, and the high school classes weren't any bigger, so I thin it was even smaller than your class of 42.  And it was all girls, too.  Where I used to live there were like three good private schools that were K-12, and one that was just high school, and that was basically it except for the public schools which were really, really bad.  A lot of private schools are K-12, and I think sometimes public schools in really small rural towns might be sometimes too.
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Public School: Yes because it will show come class. Public schools are unfortunatley given a bad name at times. The kids are not looked at as smart and are looked as trouble makers. In society today people go by looks and their first impressions. Imagine seeing a nicely dressed teenager walking across the street, then imagine a teenager with a Doo Rag or something on. Right off the bat you make an assumption, without even knowing the person. The old fashion reasons are the ones listed above, but look deeper. Imagine someone goes to an interview with T-shirt, and the other with a suit. Which would you pick. See what I mean.
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It is an age old debate of public schools vs private schools. It is a competition in which the public schools often come out on the short end of the stick on.\n\nWhile it may not be fair, It certainly does not make them a pansy school. I know in NJ, there is always an uproar that public schools do not want to play the bigger private schools such as Don Bosco, Bergen Catholic and such... The results are usually a blowout...\n\nI can see both sides of the issue but there doesn't seem to be a great answer...
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My high school was/is a Catholic stuffy rigid academic school. We hardly did well in any sporting activity but always did well in the braniac areas. For the most part my high school was divided into 3 main sections. Students that were upper middle class that had something to prove(mainly popularity and materialistically.) Second group was the brainiacs that snubbed the popular kids with their braniac elitism. The third group were ones that were just trying to survive and not fall between the cracks of the system. We all wore uniforms and mostly from the same heritage.