Teaching at Private vs.
As a teacher, you have a big decision to make: whether to teach in a public or a private school. This article will take a look at the differences between the two in an effort to help you decide which would be best for you and your situation. Student Base Public schools are required by law to admit any student. They are free to all students since they are paid for by our taxes. However, just because funding comes from taxes, this does not mean that every public school is funded at the same level. On the other hand, private schools can be and are in most cases selective on who they admit to their schools. Students have to pay for their schooling although many private schools allow full or partial scholarships to admitted students who show financial need. Because the admission process is selective, the students that attend a private school are more likely to be homogenous than those at a public school.
