02-25-2007, 07:51 PM
[quote kap]Private schools are not bounded by state laws hence they are powerful in setting precedence, i.e.the children are not allowed to attend school unless one of their parents devotes a minimum amount of time participating in the classroom and school activities.
Kap
By definition, any parent who chooses to pay for private school is participating, at minimum, to a MUCH higher degree than the average public school parent.
The private schools may insist on participation, but it isn't something that they have to chase after. It's already there.
Kap
By definition, any parent who chooses to pay for private school is participating, at minimum, to a MUCH higher degree than the average public school parent.
The private schools may insist on participation, but it isn't something that they have to chase after. It's already there.