The first school in New York was built in Holland in 1585 by the New Amsterdam settler and the West Indian Company. The “school” was inside a school master and/or minister home. …show more content…
Throughout the paper most of the benefit of attending a Public School were mention like Diversity, teachers’ Pay and performance level compare to charter schools. Public schools are also free hence on the name public and are open to everyone. They are “funded by tax Revenue from Federal, state and the local government” (Public school.org) unlike charter School. Public schools are funded by the state and you get free meal base on your parent’s income. In private schools you don’t have to be a certified teacher to teach a class. But since the majority of the New York population go’s to Public school teacher are require to have to be state certified which mean “They have gone through the training require by the state including student teaching and Coursework” (public school review). Unfortunately most public school students are limited to attend public schools in their own district. Other disadvantages are overcrowded classrooms, low funding for new technology, and unsafe school zones. But it’s the institution of learning that the majority of Americans have to attend.
In my opinion Both institutions can help a child succeed in life but Public and charter schools provide a child with more opportunity of development than private schools. In public and charter school students can see the world as it really is instead of seeing thru a window while in private school student are taught what to expect form the world . Are private schools better than public school? It’s up to you to