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Candid-Molasses-6204 t1_ixi7ik0 wrote
Reply to comment by Baalsham in On The Rising Non-Working Class (And What Their Despair Says About Us All) by capcaunul
Go for the school district. The government ain't coming to help you. If the kids gotta share a room or live in a basement that's a solveable problem. Private school will bleed you.
Candid-Molasses-6204 t1_ixhgc5g wrote
I'm a "successful male", married with two kids. It's brutal, working a demanding job with a spouse who also has a demanding job. If I were unhappy and got divorced I would be on the hook for 70% of my salary counting alimony and child support. I could make it work, but I could see how the prospect would crush most people.
Candid-Molasses-6204 t1_ixjfkbq wrote
Reply to comment by Smart-Rip-3733 in On The Rising Non-Working Class (And What Their Despair Says About Us All) by capcaunul
If you research public vs private, it's more about the values you instill at home. Assuming the school works for the child (Montessori for example) it's a wash. Interesting note, even in poor school districts kids don't really deviate much until 3rd grade. That's where school actually matters. Source: Freakonomics, book and podcast