Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Still don’t know of any private schools that have licensed teachers on staff. These things matter, y’all…
I’ve known many licensed teachers who have left public for private.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Still don’t know of any private schools that have licensed teachers on staff. These things matter, y’all…
I’ve known many licensed teachers who have left public for private.
Anonymous wrote:Still don’t know of any private schools that have licensed teachers on staff. These things matter, y’all…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP. We are not talking about the small parochial schools, rather the larger $30K per year ones, but not the level of Sidwell and the like.
$30K?! Holy Mackerel. Definitely out of my price range, but hey if you’ve got it… I’m not sure what a $30K a year school does. I imagine you get a LOT of sunshine up your 👗 for that.
You realize that different families have different income levels and that different families make different choices right?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Still don’t know of any private schools that have licensed teachers on staff. These things matter, y’all…
Do they? I'm a public school parent, and we have had some shockingly bad teachers (and even worse administrators) in APS.
Anonymous wrote:Still don’t know of any private schools that have licensed teachers on staff. These things matter, y’all…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP. We are not talking about the small parochial schools, rather the larger $30K per year ones, but not the level of Sidwell and the like.
$30K?! Holy Mackerel. Definitely out of my price range, but hey if you’ve got it… I’m not sure what a $30K a year school does. I imagine you get a LOT of sunshine up your 👗 for that.
Anonymous wrote:OP. We are not talking about the small parochial schools, rather the larger $30K per year ones, but not the level of Sidwell and the like.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Still don’t know of any private schools that have licensed teachers on staff. These things matter, y’all…
I don’t think that’s true, but anyway, teacher licensure has no bearing on how well somebody actually teaches. Or at least on measurable student outcomes. (I am still a supporter of public schools though, for us private just isn’t worth the money)
Anonymous wrote:Still don’t know of any private schools that have licensed teachers on staff. These things matter, y’all…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes, if you are coming from a private school neither will compare and you will feel the environment and education is slightly less than. It doesn't mean they aren't ok schools it just means your experience is likely not going to be as glowing as someone who knows nothing but that public school.
I disagree. There are things your child will get in either of these public schools that they would not in private- dedicated specials teachers, a librarian, facilities like a gym or cafeteria, highly qualified teachers (they have to be certified to teach in public school), and diversity.
Class sizes are great in private schools, and I do think that’s hugely important, but that’s it. Maybe parent involvement is better. However, when I look at the whole picture- I don’t get this comment or those like it.
Uhhhh do you not understand what many private schools offer lol?
Uhhhhhh….what about what I said is wrong?
Do you actually think private schools don’t have all the things you listed, at a bare minimum?
They don’t. Whether you like it or not, they don’t have the money, and therefore, the resources a public school does. Especially in a well-funded district like Arlington.
You’re either hilarious or crazy.