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Apr 14, 2013
Lynn
I think it depends on your focus. I am a public school teacher who went to Catholic schools. I have educated my 4 children in all sorts of ways: homeschool, private, Catholic and public. Generally speaking,smaller schools can keep a better eye on your child, and control their population. Most private schools are smaller. Truly damaged children,( th...See More
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