Today's students need to take rigorous courses provided in the good old days. It revealed stunning improvement in public education. Between 1985-1995 the percentage of high school graduates taking core courses increased 47 percent. Critics who think schools are soft ought to check today's math, science, and social studies texts. They make yesterday's stuff look like kindergarten.
Catholic schools do a better job with less money.
Public schools are required to provide regular education, vocational education, special education, attendance control, bilingual education, compensatory education, after school athletics, regular student transportation, student activities, health and psychological programs, food services, security and violence protection and much better employee benefits-such as living wage and retirement programs. Check out the quality of the education your child is receiving. Join us at Hampton School.