The Pros And Cons Of Private Schools

States schools will never improve if the government keeps giving them thousands of dollars. Eventually when the private schools get so much money. They will no longer care how your child is learning just so he or she is getting a high grade oh their tests. The higher grades the children bring home the more money the school will raise(Unknown,2016). Eventually the education of our students will be ruined. Most private schools are bringing in more electronics these electronics are not always a good plan. Kids will abuse them, often times when a student is working on an electronic he or she is off task or distracted leading to failure on tests and assignments. (unknown,2016) all around private schools are an example of inequality. Many students

Most of the time parents are often concerned with overpopulated schools being crowded and more prone to bullying. Also many of these children 's parents do not believe that these public schools are giving their children the education they need. (Messerli,2016) In addition these parents want their children to have access to all the benefits that are held in a private school regardless of the price. On other circumstances, parents sometimes also want their kids become more religious, and since most private schools are based on a religious outlook they choose to send them there. There are many types of private schools, they are often categorized based on the school 's funding. They may be characterized as independent or non- profit, all of the private schools are managed by a certain group for example a religious group is often managed by an affiliated board or by the religious institution to whatever one they belong too. A private school is usually categorized as independent or nonprofit. The private schools labeled Proprietary usually are for profit or funding, parochial schools are funded by a church group or a religious

(Messerli,2016). Private schools generally work close to the same as a public school the only difference is students may have shorter days, also you are required to take an entrance exam to enter into a private school this test your academic level and your skills and abilities needed to attend that school. They will also ask you a series of religious questions, if you choose to attend a religious school. Thankfully the acceptance tests are not hard, and it is often easy to get into those private schools. Unlike public school’s private schools are set on a strict curriculum guidelines set by the state. These subjects taught are mostly their basic needs to graduate but do vary through the states. The curriculum let 's private schools pick on what the teach and what they think is important. Most the students benefit from this often time students have little to no homework. Many schools teach different subjects in different ways for instance if you were to go to a religious school you would be taught subjects that were faith based that use the bible or other religious readings. While most public schools are deemed by law to teach only evolution the private school can teach whatever they see fit for the students attending that