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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In my experience -- YES! The reason is pretty simple: private schools do not have to accept (or keep) disrespectful, troublemaking, or otherwise misbehaving students.[/quote] This is so [b]FALSE[/b]. Beyond [b]FALSE[/b]. The number of kids who get away with godawful sh!t at private schools is staggering. There are fewer kids in private than public so it may SEEM like that. As a private school parent for the last 14 years, I can't even count the number of HORRIBLE children who get admitted because the parents guarantee a certain amount of money. I know FOUR families who's misbehaving miscreants are "transferring" to other schools outside of the application process because of money. The kids don't get kicked out. And the kids who should not be admitted are admitted because the Heads around here are competing to build the biggest endowment. Lots of BDE amongst the private administration.[/quote] Nope you are wrong. My daughter's class is perfect example. In middle school, there were two girls counseled out because of bad behavior during her time there. One when she was in 6th and one when she was in 7th. Therefore, the class has no behavior issues. [/quote]
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