This article examines the effectiveness of private schools in comparison to public schools. Research has shown that private schools generally have smaller class sizes, more resources, and more parental involvement than public schools. Private schools also tend to have higher student achievement and graduation rates. However, the cost of private schools can be a major factor, making them inaccessible to many families. Despite this, private schools still offer many benefits to those who are able to attend them, including improved academic performance and higher graduation rates.

The issue of how to fund public education has been a contentious one. While some argue that defunding public education would lead to improved outcomes, others oppose the idea. The impact of defunding public education would be devastating, particularly in terms of access and equity. Defunding would lead to fewer resources available to students, lower teacher salaries, and fewer opportunities for students to access a quality education. In addition, it would have a long-term impact on society, as it would have a negative effect on the economy and social mobility. Ultimately, public education should not be defunded, but rather, should be supported and funded adequately in order to ensure that all students have access to the same opportunities.