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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Which is the better bargain:  paying tuition at a private school, or paying tuition to go to a public school at a neighboring district?  I would guess, maybe, that if paying tuition at a public school was such a bargain, lots more people would do that instead of sending their student to a private school.  You never hear about huge waiting lists at the public schools, as far as I now.[/quote]

:roll: Public schools don't do waiting lists. Instead, people pay big bucks to buy houses in desirable school districts.  The price phenomenon you're wondering about can be seen in the $100,000 or $200,000 spread between prices for similar houses in Bethesda or Potomac vs. a bad school district.

God, some right-wingers are stupid.[/quote]

Several public school divisions in this area are regularly approached by parents/guardians seeking admission for their children on a paid-tuition basis.  It generally does not happen because, notwithstanding the views of the PP, most of the divisions in this area are over-capacity and do indeed have waiting lists for their own resident, eligible children.  [/quote]

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