Private schools ensure that the place you send your kids to daycare won't make them bored/miserable, tell them they are the wrong gender, and make them were a mask all day.
I love my kids private school. They do all of their classes outside when they can. Go on nature walks. Run a mile every day. Have no homework. Do a lot of fun act…
Private schools ensure that the place you send your kids to daycare won't make them bored/miserable, tell them they are the wrong gender, and make them were a mask all day.
I love my kids private school. They do all of their classes outside when they can. Go on nature walks. Run a mile every day. Have no homework. Do a lot of fun activities. Involve the parents. The math isn't common core bullshit. The kids all seem well behaved, and they aren't allowed to be in front of screens at all (the kids at the after school program for public elementary school seem to be on their laptops playing games a lot). In short, they seem to love it and we like it.
If we got an Arizona style school voucher we wouldn't even have to worry about the cost differential.
Private schools do not ensure that at all. Both private school teachers and public school teachers attend the same teachers colleges. The private school might be more responsive to market pressure from the parents. But the teachers have all been drinking from the same poisoned well.
My kids private school is run by a group of conservative Catholic homeschoolers that all have 4+ kids. Her kindergarten teacher left public school because of all the nonsense from the last few years. I'm pretty sure they aren't about to get taught gender theory.
Private schools ensure that the place you send your kids to daycare won't make them bored/miserable, tell them they are the wrong gender, and make them were a mask all day.
I love my kids private school. They do all of their classes outside when they can. Go on nature walks. Run a mile every day. Have no homework. Do a lot of fun activities. Involve the parents. The math isn't common core bullshit. The kids all seem well behaved, and they aren't allowed to be in front of screens at all (the kids at the after school program for public elementary school seem to be on their laptops playing games a lot). In short, they seem to love it and we like it.
If we got an Arizona style school voucher we wouldn't even have to worry about the cost differential.
Private schools do not ensure that at all. Both private school teachers and public school teachers attend the same teachers colleges. The private school might be more responsive to market pressure from the parents. But the teachers have all been drinking from the same poisoned well.
My kids private school is run by a group of conservative Catholic homeschoolers that all have 4+ kids. Her kindergarten teacher left public school because of all the nonsense from the last few years. I'm pretty sure they aren't about to get taught gender theory.
That sounds wonderful. However, your private school is nowhere near the norm for private schools.