To kind of follow up on the cost issue, I think the choice is definitely influenced by money. I don’t have kids, but I teach in a public school. Unfortunately, many of the Christian schools can’t afford programs like special education or English as a Second Language (ESL). I think it’s sad b/c it neglects a whole segment of people who might want to send their kids to a Christian school, but they don’t even really have the choice if they want those services for their children.
bridget
Aug 24 2004
05:50 pm
To kind of follow up on the cost issue, I think the choice is definitely influenced by money. I don’t have kids, but I teach in a public school. Unfortunately, many of the Christian schools can’t afford programs like special education or English as a Second Language (ESL). I think it’s sad b/c it neglects a whole segment of people who might want to send their kids to a Christian school, but they don’t even really have the choice if they want those services for their children.