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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]But STEM quality in private schools is poor! And parents totally know that. So I don't think there is any surprise.[/quote] NP here. Why would that be the case, if true? Why could a public school do STEM better than a private school? And I’m not asking why isn’t private better than public. I’m asking, what factors are at play in a private school that it can’t do STEM as well as a public? And I’m here for the conversation and to learn something. Not to be in any snarky fights. Ty![/quote] First of all I think it is not easy to attract good teachers for STEM in middle school given the pat, but this is not limited to private school. Second, given the legacy and high competitions in high school, these elite private schools do have good college placements, and they put all their focus on high school. So there is less incentives to focus on stem in MS. Also maybe the curriculum is subjective? [/quote]
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