Below you will find resources and information on local private schools throughout the country. If you can afford private-school tuition, and want a better eduction for your kids, you can’t beat private schools. You can research K-12 private schools near where you live, find out about each school’s tuition costs, reputation, curriculum, success in placing their students in college, and much more.
So, the natural question is, why on earth to we need public schools? Why not shut them down, permanently. Give each parent back the thousands of dollars in real estate taxes they now pay to involuntarily “support” these wretched public schools. Then let each parent educate their own children as they see best — either through homeschooling, at a low-cost private school, or any other way they see fit. This would create a vibrant, free-market education system, like the free-market food system we now have that lets parents choose whichever supermarket or grocery store they buy their food from.
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The following books will open your eyes to the sorry state of today’s public schools. Also featured are great books on homeschooling and education resources, and much more.
The same psychology applies in government schools. No matter how bad the public schools are, they don’t go out of business. The educrats just ask for more tax money to “fix” what they think is wrong, and the schools stay open for another fifty years, wrecking our children’s education.
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The book Public Schools, Public Menace is the resource that you need. If you are a parent looking for a private school and want to know about costs, location, curricula, and teacher qualifications, this is where you will find all of that–and more. You don’t have to limit yourself to brick and mortar private schools. If you include internet private schools, your options increase and costs decrease significantly.
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