Public Vs. Private Schooling

Would you change your school? Would you go to a private school instead of a public school? Or to a public school instead of a private school? Private and public education is different in many ways such as their performance, enrollment, and the overall education taught but yet they have somewhat similar teachers.

Education is a key component in our nation. People today might say that private schools are superior to public schools, saying that they are safer and a better environment to learn in. Some might say that a private school is a way of sheltering your child and not letting them experience opportunities and face many problems to learn from. There are many positives and negatives to both sides; it mainly depends on whom you are talking to. Some parents might want their child to go to a private school because the class size is smaller and that their child will learn better that way. However, they might also want their child to go to a private school because of the religious aspects. Many private schools have religious compliances, where as public schools do not.

Choosing between a public or a private school for one’s education is as important as deciding where to invest one’s hard-earned money—the consequences influence one’s life forever. In the United States, it is the law for every child to be educated. However, the decision as to where to go for one’s education is up to each individual. There is a great deal of debate as to which is the better option: for-profit private schools or one’s local public school. Ultimately, the decision is made regarding the individual student’s needs and capabilities; but if the opportunity is available, attending a private school is more beneficial. Private schools provide a better quality of education than public schools. Notable alumni and current pupils,

Have you ever attended a private institution? What was your experience like? Think back and compare it to your ideal public school, which one happens to pale in comparison? Public schools, which are controlled by the government, and heavily influenced, by politicians and privateers, hurt your children, not allowing them to reap the full benefits of their growing mind. “Our schools have been scientifically designed to prevent over-education from happening. The average American [should be] content with their humble role in life, because they are not tempted to think about any other role.” (William T. Harris, U.S. Commissioner of Education 1889-1906) Why leave the future leaders of tomorrow in a place like this, when there is a better

When one thinks of education, almost automatically public education comes to mind. Through the years, preferences for educating children have slowly been changing. Home schooling was primarily restricted to religious groups, but in the past several years, it has rapidly been moving into mainstream society (Ray). Parents today are deciding to home school their children, although there are those who still believe public education is better. Home schooling is legal in every state and involves as many as 1.5 million children (Wingert & Katrowitz). Critics of home schooling raise questions about academic and social issues. Parents of the home schooled maintain they are not valid. Home schooling is overall more beneficial than public schools in the education of children.

Over the years people have debated which one is a better education system for children, whether it is public school, or home school. There are many arguments for which one benefits the student more, such as social development in children, the education level to which he receives and also the maturity level upon completion. With the number of homeschoolers growing at about 11% a year so you can see that the public opinion of homeschooling is slowly changing.

A school is a that place which is designed to provide learning spaces as well as environments for the teaching of students under the direction of teachers. Schools are the roots of every children in his/her life. With the help of school students grasps wide array of knowledge from school which is beneficial for them in their future. However, some people argue that private schools are better over public school. From my point of view, private school are better because it is enriched with academic opportunities, well qualify staff and extracurricular activities as compared to public School. Hence, I agree with this statement that private schools are better than public schools.

The government is the reason we have order, safety, schools, roads, and many more things that we don't think too much about in our everyday lives. There are two branches of government the Democrats, and the Republicans. Our president, Donald Trump, is a republican. He believes in more investment in our military than our schooling. We already took a pay cut in our schooling system because of that, and the money that is going towards our schools are either going to public or private schools. But is it really necessary for the government to fund private schools when students already have to pay tuition? The government should be funding more towards public schooling.

When students reach their senior year of high school, they have yet another decision to make. Will they choose public or private education? There are other things to consider beyond the public or private aspect. The cost of the university varies from college to college, along with the academic excellence, and the campus life. Some people place one aspect as a priority over others, yet some people look at the overall university outlook. The majority of seniors stress over the perfect choice for their future education, wanting to find the exact university that they have imagined. Most of the time students settle for two of the three options. They either find a university that is cheap with a good education system, cheap with a solid campus life, or a good education system with a solid campus life. There are always students who are dissatisfied with their decision or transfer schools later; that is why finding the perfect college for students is such an important matter. While many of those aspect are large portions of the reason people attend specific universities, the most primitive aspect is whether the university is public or private.

The debate that includes public vs private education is a very unique debate because around half the people choose Public while the other half chooses Private. Canada has many different religions which results to many parents to choose whether they should send their kids to private school or to send them to public schools. Sending them to public schools makes it easy for them because they don’t have to take out extra cash cause it’s already payed through their taxes. Sending them to Private school means they have to pay extra which sometimes can be difficult for low income parents. Both Public and Private school have many benefits but the teaching are different.

Education is not only important, it is a powerful weapon that we can use to change to change our world. Parents try to provide us with the best education and influences in our lives until they no longer can control it. The environment a child grows up in is critical to a child’s development. There are two different types of schools that parents generally choose from. Public schools are free to attend, funded and controlled by the government and must follow state curriculum and assessment models. Private schools are independently funded, can use any curriculum and assessment models they want and requires a tuition to enroll. The private versus public school debate has been an ongoing debate throughout the nation. Many parents have a difficult time choosing what school to enroll their children in. Religion, the desire for same-sex education, extracurricular activities and special education programs are factors that are considered when choosing schools. An abundance of people have argued for years about their benefits and disadvantages. There are many areas which one can compare and contrast the advantages and disadvantages of public and private schools: curriculum, athletics, cost, admissions, teachers, etc.

Parents have a lot of decisions to make when raising their children. One of those decisions involves their children’s education. The decision to enroll a child into a public school or a private school has several pros and cons. When making this decision, they need to consider their child’s academics, athleticism and also need to be aware of the financial responsibilities.

Agarwal, P 2010a ‘Can Higher Education in India Break From Its Past?’, Chronicle of Higher Education, 56:20, pp1-4.

With a 100% state-funded system in Finland, all students are equally entitled to receive education and a similar approach can prove beneficial for India where access to education is still a huge challenge for many children. (Bert Maes) The four hundred years of slavery that India was formed in and the caste system have lastingly affected its education system. (Deshpande) These oppressive systems

India, statistically, has one of the best school systems in the world. Their enrolment rates, according to UNICEF, are on average 98.5% and their government outlay in education is the third largest in the world just after the United States of America and China. However, due to a number of factors, India’s education is lacking in quality. This was shown in the international PISA tests in 2009, in which two of India’s states, Tamil Nadu and Himachal Pradesh, took part and came 72nd and 73rd respectively out of 74 nations. This found that there was an extreme lack of quality in education in India. There have been many responses to solve the issue of quality in education, however most are unsuccessful. Instead responses that cover less broad