Have you noticed that these school shootings hardly take place in private schools?
Nor in charter, magnet or boarding schools. What do they do differently?
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beckyromero · 36-40, F
Many different reasons, to be sure.
A few:
Students with severe disciplinary issues are [i]generally[/i] not either accepted or are expelled.
Bullying is [i]generally[/i] less of an issue.
Drugs are less of an issue, [i]generally[/i].
Parents are spending money so they are more likely, [i]generally[/i], to take a greater interest in how a kids is doing academically.
Academic probation insures that kids with learning issues either are given additional help (or parents may get private tutoring, too) or, [i]generally[/i], the ones who are lazy or really badly disinterested in learning aren't going to be at the school very long.
A few:
Students with severe disciplinary issues are [i]generally[/i] not either accepted or are expelled.
Bullying is [i]generally[/i] less of an issue.
Drugs are less of an issue, [i]generally[/i].
Parents are spending money so they are more likely, [i]generally[/i], to take a greater interest in how a kids is doing academically.
Academic probation insures that kids with learning issues either are given additional help (or parents may get private tutoring, too) or, [i]generally[/i], the ones who are lazy or really badly disinterested in learning aren't going to be at the school very long.