Yes, it is. But there is a fairly wide disparity in the quality of education and the "school experience" in today's public schools. Some schools where more parents are involved do better than others where parental involvement is limited. (And no fault is ascribed to a parent or parents who have to work - some two jobs - to provide for a family.) It's probably true that inner city schools are more challenged than rural schools or smaller schools in outlying urban areas. Any school can be found to lack one thing or another. Any school. Even home schooling is far from perfect, though it may be "safer". As government revenues decline and cuts are forced across federal and state agencies, less and less monies will be available for public education. It's happening right now. Teachers are getting layoff notices, and school administrators are scrambling to decide which classes or schools will be dropped or closed. And it will get worse before it gets better. A student who puts himself into his school work will find success in school - a public school. And the more his parents can support his efforts, the better he (and his school) will be for it. Also, this individual will usually be able to find a way to a setting of higher education. Matriculation equals money; there's pay value in schooling. Make no mistake about it. We are in serious trouble as a nation when it comes to education. Some angry folks think a few less M.A.Edu.'s will allow for a few more teachers (and - imagine it! - classroom supplies). They may be right. Education is, after all, big business. And sometimes its focus on its customer base - students - is lost. If a parent is not up to speed on what's going on with his or her child's school, now is the time to find out. Right now. Find out by talking to other parents and to teachers as well as to the kids. Get to know a bit about those other parents and about the teachers, about their concerns. Find out who the school administrators are and who is on the school board. Get a line on all the Congressional Representatives (state and federal). Inform yourself and become an advocate. Make a difference. Who's going to do it if not you?
Ireland has public schools and Ireland has private schools.
In public schools, anyone can go there for free. In private schools, you have to pay to go there.
In the U.S. public schools are free and non public (private) schools are not. In Great Britain, some schools we in the U.S. would call private schools are called public schools.
President Bush's daughters both went to a public elementary school followed by private high schools.
in my opinion public schools really are not any worse than private schools. as long as the public school has a good reputation a person can learn just as much as in a private school.
The University of Southern California is Private school.... It was founded in 1880 making it one of the oldest private schools in California.
maybe maybe not because private school have lees students girls at private schools do . this is incorrect. I go to a private school and I have a lot of public school friends. All of our schools have a simular amount of gossip
private high schools are for pansies.
public state school, private school secular school
In a private school you get better education than you would in public school. But depending on what county you live in some public schools are just as good. Private schools provide more: 1. Academic challenging 2. Individual attention 3. Safety 4. Push students for college 5. Discipline -private schools are mostly for kids that usually have a hard time in public school & aren't hanging in the right society of friends and are very bright but don't know how to express it in a public school . They are way cleaner than public schools I've heard. But, in public elementary school, it is almost all free except for field trips or lunch
public is free and follows the same routine while private you have to pay for and you more 1 on 1 time with the teacherYes Public schools are free and you have to pay for Private School. you also get better education at Private Schools. You usually have to wear uniforms at Private Schools. Private schools have very good education here is a reason why. EX:If you are in 3rd grade you would be learning the same things as 8th graders in any public school. If you are in 5th grade you would be learning the same things as a Junior in High School. I would know because my friends go to public schools. I go to a private school!
No, It would be considered public school then.