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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Both my wife and I attended public schools; private school was not in our plans for our children, nor did we spend any time even thinking about it. We live in "highly ranked" public school system and were operating on autopilot.

The abysmal performance of public schools during COVID introduced us to private school; what a silver lining that turned out to be!

Having my children at a school where teachers and parents collaborate; where parents' voices matter; where schools require and enforce good behavior and respect of teachers by students; where real learning to each child's potential takes place instead of a lowest-common denominator approach; where politics are left out of education; makes all the difference.

Once, I never thought my children would attend private school. Now, I know that they will never be sent back to public school again.

Being in public school was like being the proverbial frog in the slowly boiling pot of water---until we got out, we did not realize how bad it had become, and how much worse it was getting every year. [/quote]

What is inherently political about public school vs private school? It sounds like you are saying public school in the fact that they exist is a political act.
Oh well you send your kids to private school and you will continue to pay taxes in part to support public schools and that is great! I love that our society values a free education for all![/quote]

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