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That would depend on what part of the world are you situated in. In my country, even those who do not belong to the middle or upper class can go to private school. Our government has provided programs that supports them like giving free education through scholarships. I am also a parent and for me it is best for my children to send them to private schools because of the more advanced teachings and facilities provided by the school compared to a public school. That would also mean an edge for them when they graduated and compete with others for a certain job positions.

This is how it should. in my views, education should be free for every individuals at all level, with clause that the student should serve his or her country. in this way countries will flourish and hence the entire world would change in a positive manner. human resources are the most important assets to build an economy, and hence developing them is the most important part of every government budget throughout the globe.

in our country, there are 3 types of school:
government schools
private schools
international schools

Only government schools are subsidized by the government, the rest, parents have to fork out money to pay for everything.

We parents are often being blood sucked by them!

I have no experience with private schools, but I do have both public and independent school experience. And I have homeschooled my kids for a period of more than six years.

I find that most public schools are too crowded and underfunded. There are some great teachers, and even some outstanding administrators. But they can’t get blood from a stone. Unless a student is achieving well more or less independently, public school will be a struggle. And if a student is not challenged enough, many public schools will not be equipped to serve her needs.

Independent schools often have all the benefits of a private school, but without the price tag. My youngest attends a school of just 40 students in preschool through grade 7. She has a class of 16 for grade 6/7, and a most devoted and engaging teacher! The school offers so much that a public school cannot. We love it!

As for homeschooling, please don’t think parents need a degree in education! Most of what kids learn in school the parents already know – after all, we did graduate high school ourselves!

I am an elementary school principal. We have only two options for the learners to select their mode of study, that is, either in the private or in the public. Our Department of Education has not formally instituted this home study type of education. Instead, the DepEd has introduced the Alternative Learning System which is a modular type of study supervised by a instructional manager who under contract with the DepEd.

I think it depends on the child. Where you have a child who is interested in other children and not particularly academic, then public school is the way, unless the schools around you are rubbish and you have a lot of money.

Homeschooling is very good for the child that has trouble mixing. It is no sense to give the child two traumas, that is being with other children and trying to learn.

I got my entire formal education in public schools and universities between 1948 and 1965 in the state of California. Back then California public schools had pretty good reputation, and I enjoyed my high school and college years. I did not enjoy elementary schools much.

Later I taught in both public and private schools. My own children started in public schools, but by the 1980’s public schools were so bad in my area I had to move the children to faith-based private schools.

I can assure you that these were not just for the elites. Most parents were not the least bit wealthy. At the end I finally brought the children home so I could teach them myself. I can assure you that my degrees and credentials made no difference in what and how I taught them. I know many homeschooling moms who do not have my education and still educate their children at home. Many of their children who wanted to go to college were accepted and graduated from college. Others elected to just start successful businesses.

Since I have a lot to say about this subject, I will write the rest in a separate post.