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How should i end this? to sum up, any types of school have their pros and cons. private schools own a larger educational arrangement than public schools. not only do students enjoy the experience of studying and learning, but they are also more secure and taken care of. however, it costs the parents plenty to send their children to private schools and may result in financial sacrifices. in my point of view, private schools can be good, because it gives the students a good education which will give them benefits in the future.

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