08-01-2010, 06:54 PM
(08-01-2010, 06:46 PM)XΞnon-C Wrote: Well bro, this depends entirely on what you'd think is best for him. It's part of the role that you're entrusted with when raising a child. TBH, I don't know how the school systems are set up where you are at, but I know when I was younger that I enrolled in a HIGHLY populated school. When reached High School, I enrolled in a magnet with less then 300 students.
The difference is completely up to the child. If you think he will succeed in a small environment, then you should go that route. If you want him to excel heavily in academics then find that route as well. Also, in the academia in public/private school, most of the extended learning is done domestically; again just speaking from experience as a child.
But either way, ya child's lucky teh have a father like yourself.
I am honestly leaning towards a smaller school to start with. I have seen 1 with only 300 kids and basically all computers for every kid so thats good. But just not sure really. Its a decision that my wife and myself have been debating for days now. I actually took today off work just to spend time thinking about it. Checking out sites etc. Getting my head around the correct decision.
Important things are also which direction the Country is planning on changing schools in the future. I have to factor this in also.
Could this school be closed due to budget cuts in 3 years? Making my kids have to move schools?
But thanks for your thoughts.
(08-01-2010, 06:47 PM)Cybr Wrote: Hmm, immigration? What race?
Where I went to elementary for 8 years, the town consisted of 90%+ Mexicans, and was considered an A+ school. I'm Mexican myself.
"We have earned an A+ School of Excellence ranking in Arizona and are dedicated to providing an outstanding education for all our students. "
Sudanese.
Mentalist Wrote:Private schools tend to be in good neighbor hoods
Very true. And there generally funded very well thus secure that way.