When a public school student attends private school the classroom size is improved and the students who remain are more accessible to the teachers attention. This corrects our first complaint. Textbooks and supplies should be reused from one class to another. I remember having to turn in my books on the last day of school and issued different ones at the end of summer. If a textbook is damaged, the student must pay for it.
Private schools charge the textbooks and supplies in their tuition fees.
Classroom management means having students who behave like civilized humans. Public schools set lots of rules but never bother to enforce them. So scratch that one from an honest complaint. Many private schools have the rules clearly outlined in the entrance paperwork and the parents and students must sign the list indicating they understand them thoroughly. Suspension is used as a good incentive to follow these rules.