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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, they should.

But so many people make poor financial choices. This is just one of many.

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lmao yes, the best education and opportunities for my child is the poor financial decision while your new closet of shoes is a good one. Financial literacy at its finest. [/quote]

Oh come on - like pp you could have “saved the money for other things, like a second home and vacations”!

I’ll never be sorry that I traded a second home and vacations for an incredible education for my kid.[/quote]

Everyone knows you’re not paying for an incredible education.  You are paying for who they go to school with.  Please. [/quote]

Lol. Oh honey. The hubris is palpable. My child is at the top of their class at a boarding school with plenty of extracurricular talent. I don't need you, thanks. I pay for the opportunity the school offers and the ability to attend school with students who care about learning and challenging each other- not disrupting the class.

How tiresome. Even with all the mistakes I've made in my life, it must feel very small to be you.[/quote]

My DC is at boarding school; the education, sports, arts, and extracurricular opportunities are even stronger than the top private he attended locally.  We are more than happy to pay for his educational experience.  His cousins go to a highly rated public, and his school far exceeds theirs.[/quote]

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