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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I went to public, my kids go to private. In my experience, private has a way to reject the “problem kids” via the admissions process. Interviews, write ups, references, etc. I don’t know how public kids are more nice when they have to take everyone who’s zoned. The teachers my child has at private seem like they’re much more proactive and resourced to address issues in the classroom. Plus there’s half as many kids in the class so that helps too. I can imagine the kids are nicer to each other as a result. [/quote] Mean behavior is often not limited to the obvious "problem kids" in the admission process. Mean kids can appear nice during class and in front of teachers. It's the exclusion, often highlighted on social media, and behind-the-scenes stuff that is so pervasive and hurtful and that schools do nothing about.[/quote]
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