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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Me thinks thou doth protest too much pp. I don't believe you conviently have one in public and one in private. Neither public nor private schools allow parents to hang out in the classrooms.[/quote]

You can believe what you want. I did not "hang out". Over many years I had reason to come to class briefly. Then there are the days that teachers are on their best behavior for the parent visit to see the child in action. Then there are back to school nights and student evaluations yearly or twice yearly. The teachers know that we are all watching. DC is in public because DC requested it due to "best friends" attending public. It was very easy to say yes since it was a big savings that we needed.

BTW, did you notice that I said many positive things about private? The defensiveness is concerning. It is also painful for me that I sank hundreds of thousands of dollars into an education that I think needs much improvement. The shortcomings are less painful in public because it is free.[/quote]

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