Compare And Contrast Public School Vs Private School

School have the biggest impact on kids now days. They spend close to 8 hours just in mandatory schooling at there public or private school. That doesn’t add the time they spend with extra curricular activities they do, if that be sports or scholastic after school activities. With all this time they spend at school with other kids they’re gaining new experiences and changing to the environment they are in. Parents usually debate about whether they should send their kids to a public school or private school. I’ve categorized school what you gain from school choice on four different categories, academic, athletics, social experiences. every school has their outliner schools, whether that be bad of good, but in this paper we will be talking about …show more content…
In a Private school you will tend to have to deal with politics along with “enticing good players to come to their school” which will take opportunities away from the average player who with a little work could be one of the best. When it comes to a public school you get a little bit of the politics but public schools will have multiple teams (except varsity) compare to the private school that has more of a strict budget will have one team and cut down to the number they need. As I watched teams from the different schools I tend to notice that public schools are the place for the underdog to rise while a private school is being were the first recruits …show more content…
As I grew up in both public and private schools I have kind of split the social aspect of them into blue collar and white collar. The reason I say this is that in a private school I noticed that majority of the parents were managers at corporations, doctors, lawyers and such. For and example I was playing in a basketball game and my eye got cut and before I new it there were 5 parent doctors on my team looking at it deciding if they should do this or that. When I went to a public school I would never see that. If you needed something fixed, built, or something done that was labor intensive the public schools is were you will see those parents. Its not an insult to either schools but an observation of experience. The problem with something like this is that each social aspect is something that you want your kids to learn. People believe that a private school has a better filter then a public school does but from experience I saw that language wise there is now filter at either places but I would say public schools tend to be more violent then a private. Because of this I have to pick private schools to win the social