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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. One of the problems is that DC goes to a pricey private school with amazing facilities. The teachers are great for the most part and engage with every student. DC is inspired by them and wants to be like them. The problem really is me. I'm the type-A striver parent who is embarrassed about telling other parents that DC wants to go to elite colleges but "end up" being a teacher. I'm trying hard to change my mindset, but it's not easy. [/quote] If she wants to be able to give her own kids that quality of education, she needs to look for either a different career or a rich husband [/quote] You get free tuition for your kids at some privates as a faculty member. [/quote] Some, not all. More common is discounting which only makes it affordable if you have a high earning spouse or rich parents. You’d also need a k-12 for that to work[/quote] I am a former boarding school teacher so I know. The smart thing to do is to get hired somewhere with free tuition. Most do public until high school.[/quote]
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