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Every year many parents face a choice, public or private school. While many think that private schools are superior, public schools are preferable with teachers held to a stricter code and having integrated sets of students. However, many parents do not know how to educate themselves on this topic to be able to make the right choice. Cost, location, special program, and class size each play a significant role in how a parent will choose which school to send their child to. Do they as parents have the knowledge to make this choice?
Public schools offer a multitude of options that are for the most part free. Sports and extracurricular activities do have fees; however most schools offer aid and scholarships for students who cannot afford them. Public schools are state and federally funded meaning that any student who lives in the designated zone can attend for free. This also means that public schools are held to a strict set of standards that are set forth by the state and federal......

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