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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]

For me it is less about the education and more about the individual focus and opportunities to speak in front of a crowd.

My DD is NT and well above grade level but on the shyer side and would be one of the ones lost in the crowd at public. But at her private she is encouraged/forced to step up and ends up feeling proud of herself. In public I would have had to be the one forcing her, resulting in fights with each other etc. Glad to avoid that.[/quote]

Says a lot about you as a parent. Throw money at it lol.[/quote]

Well what is the point of money if you can’t throw it at things?  :)

But yes, I love hearing from my daughter that she presented at the all-school assembly yesterday, she was nervous about it but the teacher helped them practice and taught them techniques to not let stage fright overwhelm them.[/quote]

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