[CousinEddie]

...called you a fool for it?

[Just an average guy.]

takes one to know one.

[Assorted Jelly Beans]

one smart kid

[Pom]

Pat them on the back for being smart.

[there's an app for that]

i'd say... yeah youre right but i only wanted the best for you. they say private education is better than public. but they tried to indoctrinate you too eh. i'm so sorry. come have a hug!

[World Funeral]

Give him a medal for realizing it's retarded to pay thousands of dollars for very poor education when you can get better education for free at a public school.

[JORGE N]

Parents often think they know what is better for their children. So they don't really listen or consider their children's feelings in the matter. They think it is better and maybe it is. But sometimes it isn't. I know of a couple of parents who didn't consider their child's feelings, sent him to a private school and were effectively rid of the brat. The school ignored the real needs of the child and effectively graduated the child. The child grew into adulthood and never even could pass a 7th grade math exam. Perhaps the parents were too much into their own egos and really just wanted to be free from the responsibility of having to raise a child.Perhaps some professional advice on the matter are in order. There may be other reasons than that of the child's well being and education that are being ignored and overlooked. Perhaps not. And perhaps the child really just wants to be with his family and all. The emotional damage could be irreversible. There is already reason to understand that a problem does exist. Where and from who does this problem emanate?

[Stung]

Ask him why he called me a fool.

[prince neo hippie]

the kid's a fool, this is a business opportunity in disguise.most private schools require a hefty tuition bill. this means the parents typically, but not always, have a nice chunk of change. (or in my case, have good genes, which are passed on to their children, which gets them an athletic scholarship to the private school.)this usually, but not always, means that the kids get money thrown at them to keep them "happy" so the parents don't have to deal with them.this means that the kids have money to waste, which means they have money to buy drugs.