- Smaller classes. Usually a private school will have smaller classes which results in better individual performance of each student. A teacher has more time and space to work on each student’s progress individually.

- More discipline. Certain discipline rules are always in place and the students are not distracted from their studying. Although the discipline policy is usually pretty straightforward and sometimes quite strict the overall atmosphere stays friendly and fosters creative thinking.

- Better Teachers. Although it’s not universally true in regards to public schools having teachers that are less qualified public schools usually tend to hire only the best teachers that are possible to find.

- Traditions. Going to a private school which history is going back into the old times of the America’s society and which is represented by a range of powerful and world famous alumni is really an honor. The educational traditions in such schools are fostering intelligence and setting minds of students towards higher achievements and better life.

- Connections with high profile colleges and universities. Some private schools are “well connected” with prestigious universities and collages. They have programs helping their best students get to a university or college.

Of course the pricing for an education in a private school would be high and if your income is below certain amount you can’t even think of sending your kid to a private school. However if you have money a private school is exactly what you should be looking for for your kid.