Taking Control of Moral Education

People remove their children from public school and move to private schools for a lot of reasons. For one thing, the contract you have with a private school is in every way different than your relationship with p

Special Schools for Special Kids

If you are a parent of a special needs child, you know something that the public schools either don?t know or they refuse to recognize. And that is any special need can be accommodated and worked around and your c

Reading, Writing and Arithmetic

There seem to be a lot of reasons for sending your child to public school depending on who you talk to. From the kid?s perspective, school is a chance to get out of the house and maybe have some fun with friends.

Public School and Society

In our social system, we often just take for granted that the way our educational system set up is the way it should be without question. But if you look at society across the ages, turning your children over to stranger

Protecting Your Child?s Love of Learning

Sometimes for parents who see their children come home from public school angry and antagonistic to school work and learning, we naturally assume that it is against the nature of a child to want to learn an

On Not Letting School Administrators Push You Around

If you have found yourself outraged, frustrated and feeling a little paranoid about guiding how your child is educated in public school, don?t be surprised because you are not alone. In fact, t

Money and Education

We like to think of public education of our children as a pure science that is populated by people who are above the humdrum worries of life and live only for the joy of filling young minds with truth. But like anything else,

Interviewing Schools

You are an adult. And when adults make big decisions in life, they have good reasons. And deciding whether to send your child to a private school and which private school to pick is a big decision. So the logical and organi

Hype Versus Reality in Private Schools

Private schools function from an entirely different economic base than public schools. Because private schools succeed or fail based on the number of families who are paying tuition, many of the laws of mark

Greatness and Public School

Depending on the size of your community the number of kids who might be in public school can vary from hundreds to thousands. There has been a lot of discussion about whether the government should even be involved in f