Today’s parents want the best for their children. When it comes to education, this is no exception. Society tells us that knowledge is power, and with this knowledge you can achieve anything you want. If you are a parent that is considering private school, consider some of these disadvantages.

Private schools biggest disadvantage is cost. Tuition for private schools is high. This is because they do not accept any government funding. All funding comes from tuition and donations. A high tuition turns parents off that are on a tight budget.

For those (more…)

There is no shortage of news about public education. We hear about teachers cheating on government regulated tests so they will not lose funding, we hear about students not being able to read their own name on their diploma, and then there is the always prevalent story of sexual relations between teacher and student. All of this information is enough to make one sick.

Private schools make a great remedy to the sickness one feels towards public schools. Private schools offer smaller, more docile classrooms. (more…)

When parents decide to send their children to school they have two choices: private and public schools. Both have their pros and cons, and the decision is ultimately based on the family’s personal and financial situation. Private schools are great because there are fewer students enrolled than in public schools. This allows teachers to work one-on-one with some students. Their books and supplies are better than public schools because there is adequate funding available. If religion is important to a family, then they will find religion as one of (more…)

Most parents want the best education for their children. Most private schools adhere to a higher learning standard and this is the very reason many parents choose to enroll their children into them. However, there are many private schools to choose from. So how does a parent go about selecting the best private school for their child? Here are a few tips to help you make the right academic choice for your child.

First, know your child’s academic abilities and interests. Keeping in mind that you will have to pay out (more…)