Moorestown Friends versus Cherry Hill High school east (school district, Mennonites)

[Docrad]

Broader question : Public vs Private school education

Is there a point sending your kids to Moorestown Friends or other private school even if you are in a good school district like Cherry Hill

[sj08054]

Originally Posted by Docrad

Broader question : Public vs Private school education

Is there a point sending your kids to Moorestown Friends or other private school even if you are in a good school district like Cherry Hill

Depends on what your child need.


For example. I know someone who sends their kids to Bishop Eustace instead of public school because they feel that it's a better fit for your child.

[MJ8604]

Depends on the school as always. Cherry Hill East is one of the best public high schools in NJ, so I don't think you can go wrong with that one.

[theflipswitch]

Cherry Hill East is a very good school. Somewhat overrated, but still a great place to get an education.

[sonofagunk]

Originally Posted by Docrad

Broader question : Public vs Private school education

Is there a point sending your kids to Moorestown Friends or other private school even if you are in a good school district like Cherry Hill

Guess it depends if you are Amish or not (or is that a Mennonites school)

[Gerania]

Quaker.

[Ms_Christina]

Free (well, you pay taxes) vs $28,000 a year tuition. And you are not allowed to dance at the prom.

[pipeline010]

I have the exact insider information you are looking for and I will make this exceedingly simple for you:

Kids in public schools are loud and weak.
Kids in private schools are quiet and strong.

I'm speaking, of course, generally and there are exceptions. It is absolutely not the fault of the schools and the teachers occupying them, nor is it the fault of the admins. But the fact exists.

[withasigh]

Originally Posted by pipeline010

I have the exact insider information you are looking for and I will make this exceedingly simple for you:

Kids in public schools are loud and weak.
Kids in private schools are quiet and strong.

I'm speaking, of course, generally and there are exceptions. It is absolutely not the fault of the schools and the teachers occupying them, nor is it the fault of the admins. But the fact exists.

Lol.

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by pipeline010

I have the exact insider information you are looking for and I will make this exceedingly simple for you:

Kids in public schools are loud and weak.
Kids in private schools are quiet and strong.

I'm speaking, of course, generally and there are exceptions. It is absolutely not the fault of the schools and the teachers occupying them, nor is it the fault of the admins. But the fact exists.

That's it? That's your insider take?